Kate Beckinsale jumps on the trend "facial penis"

The actor with dew-covered skin is only the latest Hollywood star to have tested the EGF facial: an allegedly powerful anti-aging treatment that uses a serum derived from "Korean baby foreskins".

Designed by Georgia Louise, a leading beautician, the $ 650 (US $ 800) experience involves skin and microneedling, followed by a patented serum infused with penis.

In a message now removed on Instagram, Beckinsale described her first attempt at EGF as being "amazing," with an insolent message about being pampered after a plane trip: "After a long flight, I'm I like to go to bed and be covered with a mask of liquefied clones – frankly who does not?

Georgia Louise shared the 45-year-old's superb post-facial selfie by inviting a handful of negative comments.

"How much do you need to do that?" Wrote one user.

"Kate is, has always been and will probably always be beautiful," said another, before adding a significant warning.

"However, the idea of ​​kissing someone's face with the foreskin of the babies rubbed on it is unpleasant."

Beckinsale joins a growing team of celebrities who have experienced this treatment for strange-sounding skin.

Cate Blanchett is a fan of the "facial penis", confessing in March that she had tried it in New York with her Hollywood girlfriend, Sandra Bullock.

Meanwhile, Bullock is such a pbadionate supporter of EGF that she even talked to Ellen by promoting Ocean's 8 in May.

"When you see how good your face is, you will also go to your local facial specialist and say," Give me the penis, "Bullock said.

This article was originally published on the New York Post and has been reproduced with permission.