Snails on your face



You want a soft skin, want to do something against your pimples, whether you are looking for a remedy against aging. Of course you can grab a pot, but it can be naturally: put some nails on your face. 

In Japan, it's for a while now a trend in beauty land: snails facial. Excuse me? Well, you take what snails (three, to be exact), places those on your face by a beautician and then the molluscs doing there work through, very relaxed, crawling over your skin. The result? A soft, moisturized skin. Recently, a facial with snails is not just booming in Japan, but slowly conquer England, according to Daily Mail.

Now it was already known that slag glue has a very beneficial effect on the skin. The week creatures contain namely natural antibiotics and an acid that causes your skin is peeled. Not only regulates the mucus that your skin feels nice, would also fade scars and pigmentation spots, thereby ensuring a smooth skin. Not surprising therefore that many people, including those in the Low Countries, a pot of glue snails stand in their bathroom cabinet. Yet letting drop of real snails on your face is even more effective, because the snails slime contain more than in a jar. Both in Japan and England they are lyrical about it: the results of fresh snails glue on your face would be amazing. Even people with severe skin problems like acne would benefit. 

but where do they get the snails? Snails that walking over your cheeks, are specially grown and on-and-top dressed in the salon. They get plenty of fruits and vegetables and even so cherished that they each have a name. 

But how many skins see Charles, Amanda and Rory than one 1 day? After every facial the snails go for four days in quarantine, so they are not used again immediately. The beauty staff also had a special training snails. They know exactly how to monitor the snails and need care. 

Love & Kiss 

Shavida


































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