New Anti-aging Face Cream made from your own BLOOD

Beauticians can't stop inventing and reinventing. New Face cream made from human blood has emerged as the latest craze in celebrity skincare.

The 'MC1' cream contains proteins, which have healing properties, which are extracted from the client's own blood. And it claims to reduce the signs of ageing by building collagen, shrinking pores and increasing the healing power of cells in the skin, as well as helping to clear up conditions such as psoriasis.

The cream, which has been created by cosmetic doctor Barbara Sturm, was developed in Germany and is now being made available in the UK for the first time, at London's Dorchester hotel.

Celebrities who have tried it are actress Jada Pinkett Smith and Being John Malkovich star John Cusack, said it is 'the future' for skin treatment. Each cream tub cost £950.

And she said: 'The results are spectacular and immediate. My 'MC1' cream takes the inflammation out of your skin, shrinks the pores, builds collagen, and creates a radiant and healthy 'glow' to each patient's skin. It has also been effective in reducing dermatitis, psoriasis and acne, and in speeding wound healing.'

The cream is made through a special syringe and incubated at 37ºC for about four to six hours, which increases the production of proteins and growth factors. These are then separated and extracted from the blood and added to a pot of Dr Sturm's cream. And clients receive their 50ml tub of the cream the following day, while Dr Sturm keeps a vial of frozen blood for future use.

Source:Daily UK

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