Whenever exercise is involved, a healthy diet isn't far behind. Fight fat and cellulite by giving your eating habits a makeover. Load up on your fruits, veggies and fiber, and try to cut out refined grain products, like white rice and white bread; focus on whole grains instead. Watch your sugar intake to avoid storing even more fat, and stay away from high-sodium foods to avoid bloating. Staying hydrated will also help prevent water retention while boosting your metabolism and encouraging weight loss.

Before you break the bank on miracle creams that claim to completely delete cellulite from your life, remember: there is no cure. Still, cellulite creams can temporarily make your skin look smoother. Bowe recommends keeping an eye out for caffeine on the list of ingredients. Studies have shown that topical caffeine can temporarily shrink fat cells, and narrow blood vessels to remove water from the skin for a tightening effect.

Try BioElixia BodyShaper Cellulite Contour Crème, $59, or antioxidant-packed Shea Moisture Complex Body Lotion, $9.99, for a fruity summer refresher. If a dream cream is more your thing, slather on Lierac Body-Slim Night, $59, before you hit the hay.

Instead of stressing out over cellulite, treat yourself to a spa day. According to Bowe, massages can temporarily diminish the look of dimpled skin because they stimulate circulation and help remove excess fluid from the skin -- much like many cellulite creams, but a thousand times more relaxing. Massages also temporarily loosen the connective bands underneath your skin (the tennis racket strings) making the dimpling a little smoother. Check your local spas for medical massages or ones designed for cellulite reduction, or DIY a relaxing massage at home. Start small with Bliss FatGirlSoap Massage Bar, $19, a massager-soap hybrid that's formulated with caffeine and peppermint, or invest in a battery-powered product like Bliss FatGirlSlim Lean Machine, $145.