Mesoforce Cream — Anti-aging Mesocream, for Cellulite, 650 g

Mesoforce Cream — Japanese Body Massage Cream with Phosphatidylcholine and Caffeine, 650 g

Overview

A 650 g jar of rich massage cream — an unusually large format, designed to be used generously over thighs, hips, abdomen and upper arms rather than dabbed on. The formula pairs phosphatidylcholine (a phospholipid, the same class of molecule your own cell membranes are built from) with caffeine, coffee-bean and mate-leaf extracts and around thirty plant components.

Being straight with you about what this is: it is a cream, and creams do not remove fat or dissolve cellulite. What a firm ten-minute massage with a slippery, botanical cream does do is move fluid, bring blood to the surface and leave skin looking temporarily smoother and feeling softer. If that is what you want from it, the jar is generous and the texture is good. See also our Japanese body care and Japanese moisturisers.

Key Benefits

• ✓ Very large 650 g jar, so you can use the amount a proper body massage actually needs
• ✓ Phosphatidylcholine and around thirty plant components in a rich, slippery base built for long massage strokes
• ✓ Caffeine plus coffee-bean and mate-leaf extracts — the ingredients behind the temporary tightened look after a session
• ✓ Works on face or body, so one jar covers a full self-massage routine
• ✓ Absorbs to a soft, non-tacky finish rather than staying oily
• ✓ Shipped from our base in Kobe, Japan with tracking, in the Japanese domestic packaging

Product Details

Brand	Mesoforce
Country of origin	Japan
Product type	Body and face massage cream
Volume / count	650 g
Format	Jar cream
JAN code	See package label
Regulatory status	Not verified — check the package label

Who Is This For?

• Anyone who already does regular self-massage and gets through body cream quickly
• People who want a large-format cream with enough slip for ten minutes of work on thighs and hips
• Dry body skin that needs something richer than a lotion
• Use alongside a dry brush, a massage roller or a gua sha tool for the body
• Not for you if you are expecting fat loss, inch loss or a treatment for cellulite — no topical cream does that

How to Use

1. Shower or bathe first — warm, clean skin makes the massage more comfortable and the cream spread further.
2. Scoop a generous amount, warm it between your palms.
3. Work one area at a time, using firm strokes that always travel towards the heart: calves upward, thighs upward, abdomen in slow clockwise circles.
4. Spend at least five minutes per leg. The time is the active ingredient.
5. Leave the residue on the skin — no rinsing. Wash your hands afterwards.
6. For the face, use a much smaller amount and much lighter pressure.

Frequency: Daily or every other day, five to ten minutes per area. Consistency of the massage matters far more than the amount of cream.

Full Ingredients

Components the manufacturer names: phosphatidylcholine; a coffee-bean and mate-leaf extract blend; caffeine; a botanical complex the maker markets under proprietary names; approximately thirty plant extracts in total.

The manufacturer does not publish a complete INCI list for this product, and we are not going to reconstruct one. Two notes on the ingredients that were oversold on the previous version of this page. Phosphatidylcholine is a phospholipid and a perfectly good emollient and emulsifier in a cream; the fat-dissolving effect associated with it comes from injecting it, which is a medical procedure and not what happens when you rub it on. And caffeine applied topically causes short-term local fluid shifts, which is why skin can look tighter for a few hours — it does not reduce body fat.

Cautions

• This is a cosmetic massage cream. It does not remove fat, reduce body measurements or treat cellulite, and it is not a substitute for any medical procedure.
• Do not use on varicose veins, broken or inflamed skin, or over any area a doctor is treating. Consult your doctor first if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or have a circulatory condition.
• This product contains no sun filters and does not protect skin from UV — apply your sunscreen separately.
• Patch test on the inner forearm before first use, especially if your skin is reactive.
• Discontinue use and consult a doctor if redness, itching, swelling or persistent stinging occurs.
• Avoid contact with the eyes. If the product enters the eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water.
• Do not apply to broken, sunburned or actively inflamed skin.
• Keep out of reach of children. Store away from direct sunlight and high temperatures.

Package Contents

One 650 g jar.

Shipping & Store Notes

• Ships directly from Japan
• Processing time: 2–6 business days
• Tracking number provided after dispatch
• Import duties and taxes may apply depending on destination country
• Opened cosmetics cannot be returned for hygiene and safety reasons

Authenticity Guarantee

Every product at Tsujimoto Market is sourced directly from Japan and verified for authenticity. We never sell fakes or grey-market goods. Each order is carefully packed in Kobe, Japan and dispatched with full tracking.

FAQ

Can a cream remove cellulite or reduce fat?

No. Cellulite is the way fat sits inside the connective-tissue chambers under the skin, and no cream reaches that layer or removes fat from the body — massage, warming ingredients and caffeine temporarily plump and flush the surface, so skin can look smoother for some hours. That effect is real, it is cosmetic, and it is short-lived. Long-term change in body composition comes from what you eat and how you move, not from what you rub on. Products claiming injection-free liposuction are describing something that does not happen.

Does the massage matter, or is it the cream?

The massage is doing most of the visible work. Firm, repeated stroking towards the heart moves fluid out of the tissue and brings blood to the surface, and that is what makes skin look temporarily smoother and feel firmer after a session. The cream's job is to give your hands enough slip to keep going for five or ten minutes without dragging the skin, and to leave the surface soft afterwards. If you apply it without massaging, you have used a body moisturiser.

The old description mentioned mesotherapy and liposuction. What changed?

We rewrote it. The previous text explained how injected phosphatidylcholine behaves inside fat tissue and then implied a cream does the same thing without a needle. It does not: a cream stays in the outer layers of the skin, and nothing you rub on empties a fat cell. We would rather lose the sale than keep a claim we cannot stand behind. What the product actually is — a large jar of rich, slippery botanical massage cream that leaves skin soft and temporarily smoother-looking — is described honestly above.

The packaging is in Japanese — how do I know what I am using?

The carton and bottle carry Japanese-language labelling, because this is stock made for the Japanese domestic market. Where an ingredient list appears on this page, it is translated from that labelling or from the manufacturer's own published data; where the manufacturer does not publish one, the ingredients section says so rather than filling the gap. Either way, send us a photo of anything unclear on the box after delivery and we will translate it, and ask us before ordering if you need the full label list first.

Will I pay customs duty or import VAT?

That depends on your country and on the declared value of the parcel, not on us. We ship from Japan with a correct customs declaration and full tracking; any duty or import VAT your country charges is collected by your local carrier or customs office on delivery. Check your national de-minimis threshold before ordering if you want to avoid a surprise.