The bizarre facial Sandra Bullock swears by
SANDRA Bullock promoted her new movie, Ocean’s 8 on the Ellen Show and spoke about how she maintains her youthful appearance.
IT’S certainly not the most conventional way of keeping your skin fresh but Sandra Bullock swears by it.
Speaking on the Ellen DeGeneres show, the 53-year-old actor revealed that she has “penis facials” to keep her looking young.
When discussing her youthful glow, the Speed star joked: “I think when you see how good it is to your face you to will run to your local facialist, and say ‘give me the penis!’”
Ellen, who is married to Portia de Rossi, replied: “I’m never going to say that!”
Sandra, who is currently promoting Ocean’s 8, isn’t the only A-list fan of the treatment as Cate Blanchett also loves the unusual facial.
The nickname comes from the serum that is placed on the skin because it is made from the foreskin of newborn Korean babies who have been circumcised.
WHAT IS THE PENIS FACIAL?
It’s the latest craze sweeping Hollywood and will set you back a princely $AU810. It involves microneedling, a cleanse, a chemical peel and the magic serum.
Celebrity facialist Georgia Louise calls it her EGF (Epidermal Growth Factor) cream. The process is supposed to generate elasticin and collagen to make your face newborn fresh. At the moment the treatment is only available in the US.
Meanwhile, Sandra also revealed some other nuggets during Ellen’s “burning questions”.
“What is the most rebellious thing you did as a teenager?” Ellen asked.
“Got drunk at a marathon dance and wound up in the hospital getting my stomach pumped,” she answered.
“What is your most useless talent?”
“Tying a cherry stem with my tongue,” Sandra said with a laugh. “It could be useful.”
Ellen then asked: “Which co-star was the most fun to kiss?” and she answered “Keanu Reeves”, before also admitting he was her first celebrity crush.
“What’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever done for money?”
“I used to open up for drag queens in North Carolina by dancing.”
This article originally appeared on The Sun and has been republished here with permission.