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By Kelsey Patterson
- August 31, 2017 03:33 pm EDT

If you're prone to try any beauty product or hack that promises youthful, glowing skin, chances are you've heard of the semen facial.
And if this shocking beauty trend is new to you, it, unfortunately, is exactly what you imagine it to be.
The act of topically applying a man's semen to the face in order to reap the benefits of this supposed good-for-you body fluid has been a trend in recent years. Whether this bizarre trend stems from experts or a group of men who're trying to convince their partners to let them 'relieve themselves' on their bodies, Cosmopolitan asked Los Angeles-based dermatologist Dr. Will Kirby to share the real scientific scoop of this sticky practice.
We constantly preach the benefits of protein for your body—skin included—and it's true that semen contains protein! But Kirby's first truth is that there isn't enough protein content in semen to provide any benefits when smeared all over your face.
In fact, the dermatologist debunked the myth that any of semen's properties is good for your glow. "There is nothing in semen that has demonstrable skin benefits," he said. "Anyone who says otherwise is either misinformed or purposefully misleading you. Or is just a moron."
So not only would you be rubbing a guy's juice on your face with no positive effects, semen may actually cause harm when applied to the body.
Rather than gifting you a youthful glow, rubbing semen on your skin can leave it dry and irritated. "There have been many case reports where an individual developed an allergy to one or more of the proteins in semen, which result in allergic contact dermatitis that is manifested by temporary redness and mild swelling on the skin where it's applied," Kirby said.
And that's not the scariest part. Chlamydia and other STIs can be transmitted through this beauty-seeking practice, not just through sex.
"Many people—even monogamous couples—have undiagnosed sexually transmitted infections that could be spread to the mucous membranes, your lips, nostrils and eyes, via topical application of male ejaculator for those seeking aesthetic improvement," Kirby said.
Despite these serious cons, people are still touting the benefits of DIY semen facials, and some salons offer the sticky service to clients. Their logic is that semen builds babies, who come out of the womb with soft, pretty skin. The first part may be true, but experts can't concede to the latter.
"Yes, obviously, semen is a component of making a baby and you need a sperm and an egg to create a fetus," dermatologist Karyn Grossman, MD, told Refinery29 . "But the sperm itself has nothing to do with the skin of the newborn. The sperm is only a carrier of genetic material."
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Thanks to pornography, facials a more commonplace sexual fantasy. While ejaculating on a face may seem innocuous, it actually carries a somewhat high risk factor. If you plan to come on someone's face or let someone come on yours, you ought to know how to do it safely.
In the olden days, a man would insert his penis into a vagina, move it around, and ejaculate. That was sex. Now men have found so many more holes and folds to explore and places to deposit their semen. Porn has made the face a common target. Some women have even come to enjoy this (or, at least, endure it out of love). Like most sexual activity, however, facials carry a bit of a risk. They may seem like they don't, but the problem rests in the eyes.
Most people don't realize it, but your eyes are a somewhat direct pathway to your bloodstream. All sorts of things can enter your body through them. The Canadian Centre of Occupational Health and Safety knows what I'm talking about and explains risks in regards to chemicals :
Any chemical, whether in the form of a liquid, dust, vapour, gas, aerosol or mist, can contact and enter the eye. For example, the organic solvent toluene can pass through the outer layers of the eye and probably enter the blood stream. During this process it can cause keratitis, an inflammation of the outer layer of the eye.
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Of course, we're not talking about organic solvents (hopefully). We're talking about semen, but even that can hurt when entering an eye because it can contain acid phosphatase and citric acid. A man's sperm can also carry all sorts of diseases and infections, like the dreaded HIV, and that's not something you want to transmit or receive if you can help it. Hopefully you wouldn't willfully put yourself or your partner at risk if infected, but it's easy to incur and infection and not necessarily know about it. The Body, a popular HIV resource, explains why the eyes are a point of risk :
It is not enough to come into contact with an infected fluid to become infected. Healthy, unbroken skin does not allow HIV to get into the body; it is an excellent barrier to HIV infection. HIV can enter only through an open cut or sore, or through contact with the mucous membranes in the anus and rectum, the genitals, the mouth, and the eyes.
You have to keep things you don't want in your blood out of your wimpy mucous membranes. That's the moral of the story here. If you want to enjoy the amazing world of facials safely, you have to avoid getting semen in eyes.
It's all fun and games until someone comes in an eye. So don't do that. Ejaculators, try not to hit the eyes. Communicate well enough that your semen target knows they're about to get sprayed. Ejaculatees, close your freakin' eyes! This should come naturally to you, but just in case be prepared. Have a towel next to the bed for quick cleanup. You don't have to freak out if you got semen on your eyelids. Just clean it up and you should be okay. If any does get in your eyes, do what you learned in science class and follow eye wash procedures .
Infection-by-eye cases are rare because it takes some effort to actually get semen in an eye on purpose, plus most people don't realize that's what did it when they're asked about their risky behavior. That said, it still happens and can happen. It's very easy to avoid the problem. Close those eyes, communicate, and you should be just fine.
Photo by Anton Andronov (Shutterstock) .
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