This beauty secret may sound intoxicating, but it can help you feel like you are young.
A skin care expert infected her with the virus withTikTokbecause she used the Japanese alcoholic beverage Sake on her body to make her look more youthful.
Posted under the handle@naturalfacebible, skin care guru, in a video that was played about 210,000 times within a week, her "Japanese skin beauty" The secret of the grace "has been revealed.
Snap showed that she painted a mixture of liquor, powder and water on her face and her neck.
"[This] Japanese skin care routine to eliminate dark spots and prevent skin aging," the 46-year-old woman capped the clip.
"If you drink only alcohol, her skin misses the benefits of its super-strong skin," she says.
Influencers alsoJapanese drinks areyeast, fermented rice, koji.
Bottles usually contain about 14-16% alcohol.
Skin care has swept Tik Tok, buthas caused a lot of confusion as to which tips and tricksare really suitable for your skin.
Dermatologists see everything on social media platforms I warn users not to believe about their beauty routines.
New York-based dermatologistHadleyKing, MDrecently told The Post about misinformation about the app and how to decide which "hack" to use. He revealed that he needed a lot of skepticism.
"There are a lot of board-certified dermatologists who provide excellent educational posts about TikTok, so there's a lot of good information, but there's also misinformation," says King. I did.
"Don't forget to consider the sources and their qualifications and look for expert advice from qualified professionals!" She advised.
