For centuries, Japanese Kabuki actors and Geisha cover most of their skin with heavy make up especially on their faces while performing and entertaining. The makeup is worn for long periods of time especially for Geishas.
Wearing make-up for long periods of time is difficult to remove.. But the Japanese have an unusually way of removing their makeup, they usethe poop of nightingales . Now, how did they come up with something like that?
Well, originally nightingale droppings was used as a stain remover.It doesn’t damage the fabric and it removes stains effectively. And probably, Kabuki actors and Geishas have tried to use nightingale droppings as no other soap or cleaner worked to remove make-up. The droppings worked extremely well and they’ve been using it ever since.
Today, Japanese Nightingale Droppings are not just used for removing heavy make up, it is also used to remove blemishes to make the skin fairer and smoother. Several salons in Japan as well as famous cities in other countries offer expensive facials using nightingale droppings. It has been found that nightingale droppings contain Guanine, a natural enzyme that has bleaching properties. Therefore, nightingale droppings help to remove all traces of dirt and gently exfoliates dead skin cells. This leaves the skin soft, smooth and brighter.
Nightingale droppings is clean and safe to use. Meticulous preparations are done before it is released to the market. First, it is left to dry under the sun for over 2 weeks and at the same time are sterilised by ultraviolet light to kill bacteria that might be present. Then, the droppings are turned to a fine powder in the specially made container. Several celebrities have found the natural beautifying effects of nightingale dropping.Victoria Beckham once visited Japan and can’t help but notice the local women’s clear and fair skin. Later, she discovered this was due to Geisha facials which use a paste made from nightingale droppings, she’s been using it ever since.
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