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"\n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\n\n\n\"When I'm looking a little tired, all I want is some sheep placenta spread on my face\u2014STAT,\" said no one ever. Wait, sorry. That's a lie. Apparently, getting animal afterbirth smeared on your cheeks is totally hot right now. (Yep, the vampire facelift and sperm facial have some competition in the craziest-things-to-do-to-your-face department.)The embryonic sack serum craze started in Beverly Hills, where the likes of Victoria Beckham and Simon Cowell are allegedly devotees of this new sheep placenta facial treatment. In addition to a good slathering of stem cell concentrate\u2014which is apparently clear and smells like vinegar, according to one writer who tested it out\u2014you also get a little microdermabrasion and red light therapy to boot. While derm experts are split on the actual effectiveness of the treatment (stem cells can reverse the signs of aging, however, they need to be stored and harvested in specific ways in order to do so), the treatment is definitely animal-friendly: The serum is derived from sheep placentas that were once discarded after meat slaughter. Now, the only question is: Would you try a sheep placenta facial? Want more from Natasha? Follow her on Twitter or find her on Facebook."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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