Can a cream REALLY boost your bust by a cup size? Organic brand Orico say their Full Cup Elixir can do it in just six weeks! Full Cup Bust & Neck Enhancing Elixir can add up to 4cm to your bust The serum contains mukul extract; a resin taken from the Guggul tree Orico say the results have been proven in independent clinical trials However, leading cosmetic surgeon Dr Roberto Viel remains skeptical Want to boost your bust in time for your summer break but can't afford to splash out on surgery? British organic brand, Orico, claims to have the solution. Its latest launch is Full Cup Bust and Neck Enhancing Elixir, £27, which is said to add up to 4cm *the equivalent of two cup sizes) to your breasts after just six weeks of use. The elixir's breast-boosting ability is said to be the result of mukul extract; a resin extracted from the bark of the Guggul myrrh tree. Enhancing: Orico say that their Full Bust Elixir can add two to four inches to the breasts within six weeks Groundbreaking: Orico's Full Cup Bust and Neck Enhancing Elixir, £27 According to Orico, the natural extract has been clinically proven to have a 're-pulping' or plumping effect on breast tissue and also helps to fill in wrinkles by increasing lipid (fat) storage. 'The oleo resin active in Full Cup helps with skin tonicity by increasing lipid storage on the breast,' says Orico founder, Shirin Valipour. It has been my dream to find a 100 per cent natural, non-invasive skincare with clinically proven ingredient for helping breasts look fuller and their best. '[The cream] has shown to have a 're-pulping' effect in independent in-vitro clinical testing. After daily treatment for six weeks, results showed breast enhancement [of] between two and four centimetres. We have also developed a lime and orange essential oil blend which helps with increasing circulation and is uplifting aromatherapy, all in a natural light oil base to be used for massaging the area and to help with skin moisture levels. The resin has a long history of use, although more commonly as a perfume ingredient. Called Bdellium in the Bible, it is similar to myrrh and was a key part of the merchandise on the caravans that travelled the Arabic Incense Road. Along with its use in perfume, mukul extract has long played a part in ayurvedic medicine, in particular as a treatment for obesity. But despite being an effective anti-obesity aid, not everyone is convinced by its claims to increase the size of the breasts. Dr. Roberto Viel of The London Centre of Aesthetic Surgery said: 'These creams are an intensive moisturising system, but as for boosting breast size or plumpness, I don't believe this will have any effect. Surgery is the only option if you want firmer or larger breasts, and it can now be done in a number of ways from a very natural effect fat transfer (using fat taken from elsewhere in the body) to breast implants. 'Though these creams have good intent, I do not believe ingredients such as extracts or oils would do much in the way of plumping breast as creams only penetrate the top layer of skin, though they will, I'm sure, add moisture to the skin.'