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About 100 women and men go into the Shizuka New York skin care salon, just off Manhattan's Fifth Avenue, each month to get the treatment, which is promoted as a way to keep the face soft and smooth using an enzyme in the poop to gently exfoliate the skin.
Spa owner Shizuka Bernstein, a Tokyo native married to an American, has been offering what she calls the Geisha Facial for about five years.
"I try to bring Japanese beauty secrets to the United States," says Bernstein, who learned the treatment from her mother.
Originally posted by goou111
reply to post by snarky412
Bird poop and facial do not belong in the same sentence.
Originally posted by snarky412
reply to post by littled16
I also think about how many people would put that $180 to better use.
Originally posted by snarky412
Bird poop for beauty?
Originally posted by argentus
My Darlin' told me about this a few hours ago. My primary question is this: who was the first person to try bird poop as a facial, and what was wrong with them?
Originally posted by akushla99
...and instead of a glass of shampagne to sip on while the poop is doing its thing, you are offered an exotic coffee blend, made from beans excreted through the same orofice...
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Originally posted by snarky412
Originally posted by akushla99
...and instead of a glass of shampagne to sip on while the poop is doing its thing, you are offered an exotic coffee blend, made from beans excreted through the same orofice...
Å99
From smearing it on your face to ingesting it, not bad.
Covers the inside as well as the outside.