Banned in Brazil: Anitta’s skincare secret is made from the singer’s blood;  dermatologist opinion

Banned in Brazil: Anitta’s skincare secret is made from the singer’s blood; dermatologist opinion


Singer Anitta has been sharing her skincare routine on social media and is back to “cause” on the web after revealing that she has a cream made with her own blood plasma as part of her skincare regimen. Understand in detail below!

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Annita forever what to talk about with your sincere statements and her appearances: this week, the singer shared her skincare routine on social media and revealed using a product made with plasma, a component of his own blood.

At Purepeople, doctor Igor Igor Manhães, from the Les Peaux clinic, tells more about the applications of blood plasma in skin care and reveals why the product used by artist – in charge of the Champions League opening show on Saturday – it is forbidden in Brazil.

“Absorption of these growth factors by the skin is controversial. But when including them in skin care, the person must have an individualized formulation and the product, whether it is a serum, cream or other formulated with the own plasma and other actives,” he says.

Even the plasma aesthetic procedure is not performed in Brazil

In addition to the cream used by Anitta, another recurring practice in the world of celebrities from abroad and the Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) it is banned by the Federal Council of Medicine (CFM) in Brazil. “The infusion of platelet-rich plasma is a medical procedure. That is, it depends on the regulatory process of each country’s regulatory bodies, FDA or Anvisa,” he indicates.

In Brazil, the approval of aesthetic procedures is usually higher than in the United States, but this one has not yet been approved. “Despite this, PRP has already been approved there and not here. This is due to a bureaucratic process which is sometimes influenced by the sector.

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Source: Terra

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