Viral menstrual facial skincare: What’s actually going on TikTok with period blood face mask trend
A viral TikTok trend, 'menstrual masking,' is seeing users apply period blood to their faces for supposed skin benefits. While menstrual blood contains stem cells studied for medical regeneration, experts warn against this DIY practice. Health authorities highlight significant risks of infection from applying raw, unsterilised bodily fluids to the skin, emphasizing that scientific research does not support its cosmetic use.
A viral TikTok trend, 'menstrual masking,' is seeing users apply period blood to their faces for supposed skin benefits. While menstrual blood contains stem cells studied for medical regeneration, experts warn against this DIY practice. Health authorities highlight significant risks of infection from applying raw, unsterilised bodily fluids to the skin, emphasizing that scientific research does not support its cosmetic use.
