Naked Beauty / Symulast Method (Joey Atlas) review
A home video routine aimed at the dimpled look on the thighs, hips and backside
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
You know the moment. The light in a changing room hits the back of your thighs a certain way, and there's that dimpled, shadowy texture that doesn't budge whether you're a stone up or a stone down. Plenty of slim, fit women have it. That's the frustrating bit, and it's usually what sends someone looking for a product like this. Naked Beauty, also sold as the Symulast Method, is Joey Atlas's video programme built around that frustration. The pitch is that cellulite comes from shrunken, under used muscle sitting beneath the skin, and that specific slow bodyweight moves for the glutes, hips and thighs will firm up what lies under the dimples. Worth being straight about this: that root cause explanation is the seller's claim, offered without evidence. Cellulite is mostly down to how the fibrous bands under the skin are arranged, plus genetics and skin thickness, and no exercise routine reliably erases it. What the routine will genuinely do, if you actually do it, is build lower body muscle and tone. That can soften the look somewhat, and it tends to feel good regardless. It's a reasonable low equipment home workout with a clear focus. So buy it as a targeted lower body programme where modest visual improvement is a bonus. If you're expecting smooth skin in six weeks, you'll be let down, and the page rather encourages that hope.
Pros
- One off payment, no subscription
- No equipment, no gym membership
- Short home sessions, easy to fit in
- Genuine lower body toning if you keep at it
Cons
- The root cause explanation is asserted, not evidenced
- Results on actual dimpling are usually modest, cellulite is largely structural and genetic
- Price and contents sit behind a long video pitch you have to sit through
What you get
A digital video programme you stream or download, nothing arrives in the post. The core is a follow along lower body routine: slow, controlled bodyweight moves for glutes, hips and backs of thighs, no gym kit, done a few times a week at home. The page never itemises how many videos there are or how long they run, which is worth knowing before you pay.
Before you buy
- Check the price and refund terms on the checkout page, ClickBank's standard window is 60 days
- Be honest about whether you'll do a routine three times a week for a couple of months
- If you already train legs regularly, you may already be getting most of this benefit
Who it suits
Women who want a simple at home lower body routine and would be content with modest smoothing rather than a fix
