Urine
For some people urine is not a liquid body waste, but, a golden treasure used to wash their faces with it, for face cream, to treat athlete's feet, to bath on it or even to drink it.
They claim that our own urine has many benefits for health and skin!
Sperm
There are women that recommends the use of sperm as an anti-ageing facial mask.
There is a norwegian company commercializing synthesized semen facial cream and some beauty salons, even, offers expensive spermine facials!
Bird Poop
It come in soaps, facial masks or you can go to a spa and get an expensive bird-poop facial treatment, known as Nightingale droppings or Geisha facial.
This ancient japanese beauty ritual is believed to have many skin benefits, included anti-ageing effect!
Snail Slime
Some spas offer a facial treatment, where snails are applied to the face to slime around for a while.
It is believed that the snail slime has restorative properties for the skin.
Leeches
Known as leech facial, this expensive anti-ageing beauty treatment is performed by placing leeches on the body, to suck blood for minutes, while simultaneously injecting several beneficial substances. This leeches' saliva is, then, applied to the face!
Bee StingThe body naturally reacts to the bee's venom by sending extra blood to the affected area. That stimulates the production of collagen and elastin and consequently reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
And that's the reason why people are buying expensive bee venom masks.
Vagina Steaming
It is believed that seating, on an open-seat, receiving steam from aromatic and medicinal herbs, for 20/45 minutes, cleanses and rejuvenates the vagina.
This treatment is inspired in an ancient korean medicine, known as "Chai-yok"!
Snake Venom
The synthetic snake venom is used as an anti-ageing facial cream, by preventing the muscles to temporarily contract, which reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles! A natural and "venomous" facelift!
Fish Pedicure and Manicure
It became trendy a bit everywhere, having toothless little fishes eating dead skin cells from people's feet and hands. However, there are some health and hygiene concerns, as many people use the same tanks; the fishes could transmit diseases through open little wounds in people's feet or hands; the fishe's waste and the exploitation of these animals.
