I've know I've posted this many times, but every time I see more people tying to push their ItWorks crap, I like to…

@jennatess, Holy shit! What's IN those things?!?

I was gonna try that buty gut said nope ! Glad I didnt !

I got a really bad rash as well, that's the reason why I hate when people really try to push these on others

😧 And this is why I am on a sugar free diet because my skin and body is far too sensitive to use any "magical" weight loss pill, cream, rub, or wrap, yes losing the weight is hard and eating healthier is hard, and working out is hard but it's so worth it, and it's so good for you, and it also it helps your skin when you stop putting junk into your body.. There are alot of benefits of doing it the "old fashioned way" (which is the only way that works for long term results) no amount of pills, surgeries, or wraps will give you long term results because even after those things help you lose the weight you are still eating unhealthy, and not working out so the weight will just come back, you have to change your lifestyle for the long term results.

(To the poster: That is the worst chemical burn I've ever seen in my life I am so sorry that happen to you I know how chemical burns feel and it is horrible so I feel for you I couldn't imagine how painful that was)

I saw this on fb. If people really wanna "wrap" at least this is an option you know the ingredients!

This burn looks awful, I can't imagine how much it hurt!!

oh my god thank u for posting this ive begged my husband to buy me those good thing he always says no lol

I think it depends on the kind of wrap you use, in Asia, Africa and some European countries for centuries women wrapped their tummy for the first three months after birth. During the maternity leave period no exercise need. It really help especially for women wanting to have 2+ kids. Seriously I have never seen droopy tummy in all the countries I traveled to until I came to the USA.

@p0790 @theinkedmommy @jennatess @babeylarissa this shouldn't stop you from wrapping you tummy after the birth. The purpose of wraps traditionally is to help hold your tummy back in place the first three months after birth while you rest during your maternity leave. It wasn't meant to exercise or do crazy work in it like some women here in the USA abuse it.

How long did you leave it on for? Did you know that when you have the wrap on your suppose to drink a whole lot of water?

I was a distributor for it works and i loved it the longest you could leave it on was for 8 hours and drink a whole lot of water while you have it on. Then after 3 days you put another one on.

@ellieinmybelly, you go right again! ❤️

@theinkedmommy, righhhhhht?!

@momofdeuce, @p0790, it's just not worth it, in my opinion.

@blessed_mommy6, yep. I did a test patch, like it says, and left it for about 30 / 40 mins (not even an hour!) and felt a horrible stinging feeling so I took it off. I chug water all the time, so that's not the concern.

Like I said - it was from the ingredients. My dermatologist was so shocked!

Bottom line - there is no "quick easy fix."

@jennatess. Sorry you went through that.