In social networks, advice on facial skin care using beef fat is distributed from bloggers. It has been reported New York Post.
Thus, posts with the hashtag #beeftallowskincare (#beef fat skin care) on TikTok were viewed more than 11 million times.
One of those actively promoting the use of oil as a facial is beauty influencer Hannah Bronfman, who posted on Instagram a month ago how she used it as a cosmetic product (the owner of Meta was considered an extremist and banned in Russia).
“I literally rub this on my face every night,” he said, adding that beef tallow “changes everything,” while not clogging the pores.
On TikTok, the idea is backed by Yulia Yak, who calls herself a holistic medicine specialist and nutritionist.
“The only thing I use for my face is beef tallow,” she says.
It claims that the product does not smell like beef.
According to influencers, beef tallow can fight acne and give skin a glow. But dermatologist experts interviewed by The New York Post warned that it’s not safe to use because they “don’t know if it works.”
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