Stars how to protect their skin?--East super star
Rather than just relying on expensive make-up and good lighting, A-list celebrities are trying out extreme procedures in their search for unblemished, wrinkle-free skin.
In order to maintain his youthful glow, One Direction heartthrob Harry Styles reportedly goes books in for £325 sheep placenta facials at Dr Harold Lancer’s Beverly Hills clinic in LA.
Hollywood dermatologist and 'aesthetician’ Louise Deschamps told Grazia the 21-year-old pop star comes to see her for the 90-minute treatment every six weeks.
She told the magazine: ‘He gets all clogged up - putting on make-up all the time and travelling a lot plays havoc with his skin.
'He takes care of himself and loves the facials, he likes to look good and have good skin.’
The unusual treatment involves taking the placenta from prime New Zealand livestock - the stem cells, which are full of rich nutrients that fight free-radical skin damage, are extracted and then flash frozen.
They are then mixed into a gel containing gold flecks which are slathered over the face after it has been exfoliated, exposed to steam and had pores opened by LED light from a handheld device.
While it may sound like an intense treatment, the curly-haired star isn't the first to try out an experimental facial.
Other advocates of the therapy include British actress Anna Friel, Brazilian supermodel Gisele Bundchen and Atomic Kitten star Kerry Katona.
Recently Leonardo DiCaprio's ex(Bar Refaeli) posted an picture of herself having the shimmery goo doused on her flawless face on her Twitter page.
The Caviar and Carat facial was created by aesthetician Bella Schneider.
It helps uneven pigmentation, inflammation and bacteria, and improves elasticity.


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