It's not just the morning that our bodies need coffee. After water, beer, chewing gum and even the donuts, the caffeine was invited into our beauty products. It now uses the grain, leaves and berries of coffee to target specific skin problems. Recent research conducted by the State University of New Jersey even confirms that topical application of caffeine on the skin can "kill" the cancerous skin cells damaged by the sun. "Caffeine has three very interesting properties," says Dr. Leslie Baumann, professor of dermatology at the University of Miami. "It's an antioxidant, it constricts blood vessels and it dehydrates fat cells." Good news: caffeine can we improve. Here's how. Coffee has long been a menu of Indonesian spa. Its seeds are ground and used as body scrubs, said Yoshiko Roth, who has colancé line New York Juara Skincare. Coffee is also a diuretic which helps to drain the fluid out of cells. Result: they take up less space, causing a tightening effect. Do not rejoice too soon, however, tempers Dr. Yves Hébert, Montreal practitioner specializing in aesthetic medicine. "Most of the creams that treat cellulite now contain caffeine, but the dimples reappear as soon as you stop the application.".

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