It’s refreshing to hear beautiful people admit to doing odd stuff to retain their beauty. When they share their secret, it’s rare. Victoria Beckham has revealed that she uses a facial cream made from Nightingale droppings.
Previously Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt admitted they wear socks and gloves to bed (not all that uncommon) to keep their skin soft. Victoria Beckham has acne, and since Jessica Simpson has ProActiv acne meds covered, Victoria Beckham decided to try the Geisha Facials she discovered in Japan. When she got back to the Big Apple, she found that others had already been using the treatment and became a convert.
Victoria Beckham has previously blamed nasty photoshoppers for creating some nasty looking acne on her forehead.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Alternative Beauty Treatments
- The trend of using unconventional substances in skincare, like feces, opens up opportunities for disruptive innovations in the beauty industry.
- Celebrity Beauty Rituals
- The trend of celebrities sharing their unusual beauty routines creates opportunities for disruptive innovations in the beauty and wellness industry.
- Importing Beauty Treatments
- The trend of discovering and importing beauty treatments from other cultures presents opportunities for disruptive innovations in the beauty industry.
Where This Applies
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can explore innovative products and services that cater to the demand for alternative beauty treatments.
- Wellness
- The wellness industry can develop unique treatments and experiences inspired by celebrity beauty rituals.
- Cosmetics
- The cosmetics industry can create innovative skincare products that incorporate unconventional ingredients and techniques.
