One of the seven creepiest things found in beauty products

[Recacha]

Semen is good for the hair. Bull semen that is. Nobody mentioning human male semen. Probably not as good or not done to use for industrial purposes.

The whole article:

http://www.thevine.com.au/life/thoughts ... in-common/

[JustKrissy]

Ew.

[SexualChoc]

Cosmetics
have long been a source of outrage for anyone who loves animals
PETA
and Vegans
http://www.peta.org/issues/animals-used ... sting.aspx
finding a product Not tested on some poor rabbit or monkey is difficult at best
then there the ingredients


now I am sure some of us here would not object to strongly to a tiny bit of semen in a lipstick
though I am going to distance myself from bestiality

does give a sissy something to think about when trying to look pretty
here

here the list of things to look out for if your into not hurting animals
http://www.peta.org/living/vegetarian-l ... -list.aspx

now there a LOT of newer (but more expensive) animal friendly cosmetics out there for you ladies (and sissy's)
here some tips if it concerns you( if you care) of products:
http://www.peta.org/living/beauty-and-p ... elier.aspx
http://www.leapingbunny.org/color.php
http://www.leapingbunny.org/lip.php

[les]

And these


Human Placenta – wrinkle remover
Urea (Urine) – mouthwash, shampoo, deodorants, moisturisers
Ambergris – (waste from the digestive system of sperm whales) – perfumes
Fish Scales – nail polish , lipstick
Chicken Bone Marrow – face creams, moisturisers
Oleoresin Capsicum (pepper spray) – lipstick, lip gloss
Bull Semen – shampoo, conditioner
Human Foreskin – anti-wrinkle creams
Cochineal Beetles – colouring for dye, lipstick etc.
Used Cooking Oil – face creams, moisturisers

[les]

The really weird thing is:

If a cosmetic works, it is then banned, as it is considered to be a medication

                 Which must be licensed!!!!