Speaker 1: Warning if you've got a queasy stomach, this might not
Speaker 1: be for you. Influences going too far, Ladies, we can
Speaker 1: all agree that influences and some of the messages they
Speaker 1: spout on social media can be a bit much. Deborah
Speaker 1: Pexioto definitely falls into that category. She's an influencer. She
Speaker 1: got quite quite a few followers, quite a one hundred
Speaker 1: thousand followers.
Speaker 2: She posts mainly to Instagram.
Speaker 1: She's posted a new video to social media that's taken
Speaker 1: the world by storm where she opens a small container
Speaker 1: that she's pulled from her freezer. This was a homemade
Speaker 1: skincare concoction. She starts to spread the brown mix around
Speaker 1: her face. Resembles a clay mask or a mud mask.
Speaker 1: She also has a clothes peg on her nose.
Speaker 3: Oh, I cannot, I will not have a stench because
Speaker 3: she is this concoction.
Speaker 2: She uses her own feces as a fu no.
Speaker 1: She claims it has worked for my skin and it
Speaker 1: stopped flaking, she told her followers. She then leaves the
Speaker 1: pooh on for fifteen minutes, washes it off as at
Speaker 1: defrosts on her face and her skin has never looked better.
Speaker 3: Allegedly, I saw this and firstly I wanted to vomit.
Speaker 3: But secondly, if you're going to do this stuff, you
Speaker 3: don't share it on the internet like you can do
Speaker 3: weird things in.
Speaker 2: The privacy of her own. No, you don't put you shouldn't.
Speaker 2: You absolutely shouldn't.
Speaker 3: But if you've decided, and you've made that decision for
Speaker 3: yourself that you want to do it, do not share
Speaker 3: that on the internet.
Speaker 4: What I want to know is at what point did
Speaker 4: she wake up and be like, I know something I
Speaker 4: might try. I might take a dump in a cup
Speaker 4: and then rub it on my face, but hang on,
Speaker 4: maybe it'd be.
Speaker 2: Better cold, Like how does somebody read it?
Speaker 3: I think she's done the cold thing, because it would
Speaker 3: probably help with the smell, Like you don't want to
Speaker 3: have it just sitting out, and you would you put.
Speaker 1: It in a freezing you know what? The freezing It
Speaker 1: just indicates there's been trial and error here. She's she's formula.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's gotten she's ruled out rights and wrongs. You
Speaker 2: know what else? It means.
Speaker 1: It means that she has to collect them if it's
Speaker 1: on ice. She's got a backlog. She's got like weeks
Speaker 1: worth of face.
Speaker 3: When you say a backlog.
Speaker 2: You didn't. I think you missed the pun that you
Speaker 2: just created for yourself that it makes me feel sick.
Speaker 4: But dermatologists have come out and said, do not do this,
Speaker 4: like this is so bad.
Speaker 2: There is so much bacteria.
Speaker 3: If you have like a little tiny cut or any
Speaker 3: open skin and your pooh gets in there, that could
Speaker 3: be the end of you. So what you're saying, brit is,
Speaker 3: don't go and do your dermal needling and then must
Speaker 3: I will never forget. When I was little, my nan
Speaker 3: told me this story and it has it has stayed
Speaker 3: with me. My nan used to work at David Jones
Speaker 3: and when she was working there, she worked alongside a
Speaker 3: beautiful woman who she said she was always just completely
Speaker 3: enamored by how amazing her skin looked. And this one
Speaker 3: day she was like, you just have the most gorgeous skin,
Speaker 3: Like what do you do to it? And she said, oh,
Speaker 3: yourne therapy. My nun was like what, sorry, And she
Speaker 3: goes every day I wash my face in my own urn.
Speaker 3: And I just think that there's some things in life
Speaker 3: that you shouldn't share with anyone else or with your grandkids.
Speaker 2: I didn't need to know about it, at least you're
Speaker 2: in Stera.
Speaker 4: You know there are other people that are using salmon
Speaker 4: sperm on their face.
Speaker 3: People will do.
Speaker 2: Any done that, haven't you?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I'm like, there are you know there are some people.
Speaker 2: Yes, I have tried it. Yeah? Is it actually?
Speaker 3: How do they put salmon sperm in?
Speaker 2: How do they get the sperm?
Speaker 4: I don't known milk the salmon.
Speaker 2: Take it back to their apartment? No, what do they do?
Speaker 3: I need to know how they It's a tiny little
Speaker 3: formula that they rub into your face that they don't
Speaker 3: bring a live salmon out and slap it across you.
Speaker 1: It's a formula what you jumped out of that body
Speaker 1: of water.
Speaker 3: What I will say is I get compliments on my
Speaker 3: skin all the time.
Speaker 2: So go the salmon, fish.
Speaker 3: Fish jeers and a bit of feces masks.
Speaker 2: Aiston can do it, I can do it. Has Jennifer
Speaker 2: Aniston done that? That's what started the trend?
Speaker 1: That's okay. If Jennifer Andson was putting on her face,
Speaker 1: I'd be like.
Speaker 3: Maybe, yeah, yeah, it does depend on how influential, Like
Speaker 3: I mean, you know it would be Gwyneth Paltrow and
Speaker 3: it would be a Goop special.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, and it would be called Well.
Speaker 4: In bigger and better and more exciting news, I'm getting married.
Speaker 3: I am getting married next year, and I'm having some
Speaker 3: big conversations with my fiance Bet at the moment about
Speaker 3: name change.
Speaker 2: I don't do it. Just keep your own name, makes
Speaker 2: it easier.
Speaker 4: I think you're can say, don't get married, Just don't
Speaker 4: do it. Just shut up with shot anyway, Let's talk
Speaker 4: about it after the break.
Speaker 2: I want your opinion. Next on the pickup