'Seek Therapy': Brazilian Influencer's Poop Face-Mask Draws Flak From Internet

Hello Hello! The internet is back with yet another bizarre skincare remedy. We must warn you that it is gross too as it includes applying sh*t onto your face! Brazilian Influencer Debora Peixoto took to her Instagram and shared a reel of this mad trick. The internet was quick to quote it as a stunt "All for likes." This is the same girl who earlier made news by applying period blood on her face. 

The Brazilian Influencer has 660K followers and 1,204 posts in total including the feces fiasco. 

Brazilian Influencer's Reel: Poop Mask in the Making

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"The craziest thing I've ever done, I smeared my faeces on his face, and now he doesn't want to be near me lol I saw a study about it and decided to try it! It worked for me, my skin stopped flaking!" The translated version of her caption reads. 

In case you're wondering, this "he" allegedly refers to her partner. He can be seen in many of her viral reels, often reacting to people's messages to the couple.

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You Should be Ashamed: The Internet reacts

Not surprisingly, the video has grossed out her followers and the audience on the internet. An Instagram user writes, "WTH. There is nothing nutritious in this, this is everything toxic that is left of the food you indigest."

"This is why aliens don't talk to us." Hilarious roast by a user.

People even advised her to seek therapy as this cannot be classified as normal behaviour. The 
'likes' business blinds the people in it. "You should be ashamed of it, be treated."

"No science behind this," say medical professionals

The video has drawn criticism from doctors who say there is no science behind this so-called "remedy" at all. "Poop mask can do more harm than good. It has bacteria that can cause redness and discomfort," says Dr Sophie Momen, a dermatologist in London.

Plastic surgeon Tunc Tiryaki said, "Feces contain a plethora of bacteria, viruses and parasites, including E. coli, Salmonella and helmints, which can cause serious infections and diseases", He has strongly advised people to use modern skincare products instead.