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A bizarre skincare trend called ‘menstrual masking’ has women using period blood as face mask, hoping it'll give them glowing skin. But is it worth trying?

As the name suggests, it indeed is related to menstruation. Women, who follow this trend, use their own period blood as a facial mask. Sounds shocking, right? But it is the truth. And trust us when we ...

In the latest skincare trend circling on social media, women can be seen applying their menstrual blood as a face mask to achieve-what they describe as-an unmatchable glow.