All You Need To Know About Penis Facials

A lot of research is being carried out on ways to have the perfect skin. We have seen and heard of all sorts of skincare products and treatments, from Vampire Facials to Drinkable Skincare. The current favourite among celebrities is one that may sound very strange and maybe even a bit disturbing. However, when celebrities swear that this new facial – Penis Facials, is extremely effective, you can’t help but think twice. It’s so effective that there’s a two-year waitlist already!

 

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What’s the latest facial?

Sandra Bullock is someone who’s quite familiar with using unusual anti-aging treatments. She uses a hemorrhoid cream to reduce the puffiness under her eyes. So when she went for this new facial she fondly calls “Penis Facials” we can’t help but not feel surprised.

Don’t get carried away by this funny name. “Penis Facials” is actually called “The Hollywood EGF Facial.” This facial consists of a combination of a cleanse, a TCA peel, micro-needling, an electrifying mask and FDA-approved Epidermal Growth Factor (EGF) serum. All this combined is the complete package of the facial.

 

Why is it called the Penis Facial?

The Penis Facial is made from the foreskin of Korean newborn babies. In Korea males are circumcised at a very young age. The EGF is derived from the foreskin of those babies. It contains progenitor cells from the human fibroblast. It was discovered that those cells help to generate collagen and elastin which are responsible for youthful skin. No wonder Sandra Bullock says it smells like semen.

 

How does the Penis Facial work?

What the scientists were after is the stem cells in the foreskins. These stem cells when penetrated in the skin help to promote the production of collagen and elastin.

The penetration is done through a special electric micro-needling wand. The needles contain the stem cells and peptides. When activated the needles in the micro-needling wand pierce through the skin and deposits the stem cells and peptides and they immediately start their work.

 

Is the Penis Facial really worth a try?

Science has confirmed the efficacy of stem cells to promote beautiful skin. Although stem cells were first introduced in form of creams, the effect of the Penis Facial may seem to be faster as the stem cells are injected into the skin.

How the stem cells work is that when added into the dermal layer of the skin, it promotes the production of new tissue. This helps to make your complexion look younger and boost your radiance.

It was also revealed that stem cells help to repair damaged tissue which further helps to boost your radiance and glow.

Is it really worth it? I guess it is. Several celebrities seem to be happy about the results. And the two-year waitlist is already filled up.

 

What do you think of this Penis Facial? Have you heard of the skincare treatment before? Is it something you ever see yourself trying? Please sound off in the comments section below. Let’s chat.

Thanks for reading. Happy Easter!

How I Survived Culture Shock in England

I still remember how I struggled with Culture Shock in England when I relocated several years ago. It was tough for the first few months, but then I got over it. I had to anyway. Prior to my moving to England finally, I had been visiting on a yearly basis so I was familiar with the country and its culture to a certain extent. But visiting a country regularly and relocating fully are 2 very different things, as I came to understand. Culture shock affects everyone in different ways. It does not matter whether they don’t travel often or they are regular travellers.

 

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I relocated finally to England in 2008. There was a master degree I had interest in at the University of the West of England (UWE) in Bristol, and so I enrolled. Which is how I got here. Bristol is an amazing city. I had a lovely time studying there, and I really do miss the city. This year marks my tenth anniversary as a UK resident, which is why I felt the need to write this post.

Culture shock was a module I studied in Bristol Business School. Many people are unaware of how different cultures are, and how tricky it can be to embrace a different culture. If you have ever had to relocate, then you would know all about how hard it can be to try to make a life in a different country, as you most likely would have experienced it first-hand.

 

How to Survive Culture Shock in England

Here are a few ways I survived the culture shock in England.

 

Have a good sense of humour

Luckily, I was born with a sense of humour so I didn’t struggle too much with this. I know how to have a good laugh at myself and situations. This trait helped me get over issues quickly and helped me pursue my interests. Taking yourself too seriously in a country like England may not be a wise thing.

 

Embrace the web

One regret I would always have is not starting my blog earlier. I could have started this blog easily in 2008 when I relocated. There was a reliable internet connection. I had no social life and very few friends. And I was bored to death half the time in my student house. I spent most of my free time online doing nothing meaningful. My evenings were usually spent with me on my laptop, checking out cheapest online shopping sitesStarting Fashion and Style Police then would have been a smart way to utilise my time.

 

 

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Fall in love with Tea

I was not a big tea drinker prior to my move to the UK. Coming from a much warmer climate meant it was more chilled drinks for me. But first thing  I noticed about the Brits is how much they love their tea. I am still not a big tea drinker. I prefer a good cup of coffee/cappuccino. But I have fallen in love with tea a bit more since my relocation.

 

Embrace the unpredictable weather

Embracing the unpredictable British weather is one of the first things I struggled with. In the early days, I never knew what to wear. One minute it is warm and sunny, and the next minute it is wet and cold. It is pretty still the same, but I now know not to expect anything from the weather in England.

 

Be wise with your cash

I have always be relatively good with money. But relocation to England made me even better with money. I quickly learnt how to save every extra penny I made, and how not to spend crazily, in order to pay my bills and survive. It taught me to be more responsible and manage my money properly. In my early days in Bristol, I made use of many money transfer companies, as that was the fastest way of receiving and sending money. As an international student, I was only allowed to work 20 hours a week, so money was usually tight. But I remember making the most of those 20 hours allowance.

It is good to know there are now more money transfer companies around. This makes it a lot easier to send more home to loved ones if and when needed. I have friends who send money to Romania regularly thanks to companies like Transfer Rapid. So it is great to know services like this are available for people who are living abroad, away from their family and friends.

 

Have you ever relocated to a different country? How did you handle the culture shock?

 

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