You won't believe how repulsive the new trend on Tiktok is for glowing skin - voila! Sheee

Trend - menstrual mask (tiktok)

A long time ago, when Scout Grant was still married to Abraham Grant, she applied morning pee to her face to see if it improved the skin.

The act, especially because it was broadcast on her show, made waves, and received varied reactions.

A large part thought it was terribly disgusting, but there were some women who remembered that their grandmother told them it worked, and those who tried it and it even worked, according to them.

And as if 25 years had not passed, at this very moment, on Tiktok, young women also began to apply blood to their faces to smooth the skin and make it brighter.

Meet - the 'menstrual mask' trend, and no, it's not a joke.

Instead of getting rid of menstrual blood, young women began to collect and save their period, so that they could later apply it to their faces, as a mask for everything.

Why?

Well, it used to be believed that drinking babies' blood makes you forever young, and these women believe that store-bought creams are unnecessary, especially since we have everything we need inside the body, and the results are also better.

according to them.

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odd?

Definitely.

But since when did that stop anyone?

With over 1.1 million views on the 'period mask' hashtag on TikTok, it's safe to say that there are enough women willing to try using menstrual blood as a face mask.

Mikayla, @mikay.fer, claimed that this face mask improved the condition of her skin - "it's the best my skin has ever looked".

And she is not the only one.

Another influencer, named Daria, is no stranger to this alternative facial treatment, which of course attracts negative comments from followers: "We have a period to clean ourselves, so the blood is actually waste and definitely does not help the face."

A reactionary claim towards Daria, who responded that: "It's quite unfortunate that the patriarchy has brainwashed us with these disgusting beliefs about our period," she lamented "There is nothing dirty about menstrual blood, this blood is meant to give life to the baby, so it has all the stem cells and all The nutrients that the baby needs. And of course our skin and body do," and noted that she also uses menstrual blood as fertilizer for her plants.

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Convinced to try?

No?

Because there are several other arguments: "Our skin is the largest organ in our body, so when you use menstrual blood as fertilizer for the plants, they grow, and if you use it for the skin, it heals the skin and makes it smooth and cures all acne."

"Menstrual blood is the same blood that flows through your veins, but it also contains tissue that has detached from the lining of the uterus" claims another commenter, and if you are not into the menstrual mask after all, get another trend, which bears the charming name of vabbing.

What is?

Well, you might want to sit down for a moment and put down the Hesdanwich - it's a trend where women apply their vaginal secretions to their pulse points to attract men.

Yes Yes.

Sheee doesn't judge - she plans to try it herself once she loses control of her braces and has nothing left to lose

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