Tom Cruise’s worldwide fame as a Hollywood powerhouse and movie star has grown to the point where it is often difficult to separate the myths about him from the actual facts.
But now an insider from the set of the movie Mission Impossible reveals an incredible beauty secret that makes the superstar turn away from the use of Botox: the use of droppings of the Japanese nightingale.
In a world where beauty standards and the pressure to always look young are everywhere, Tom Cruise has proven that he goes his own way. Instead of relying on invasive measures like Botox, Cruise prefers to turn to natural and sustainable means to regenerate and nourish his skin.
Asami Geisha is based on an ancient Japanese tradition and draws on a recipe that is already over 600 years old.
The key ingredient of this unique cosmetic is the droppings of the Japanese nightingale. This may seem unusual at first glance, but in Japan this substance has been valued for centuries for its healing properties. The droppings of nightingales contain natural enzymes that regenerate the skin and give it a youthful glow. The droppings of the nightingales are disinfected by ultraviolet light and then made into a fine powder and incorporated into cosmetics.
The insider reports that Tom Cruise is thrilled with the amazing results. It is designed to make his skin look smoother, firmer and younger without having to undergo invasive treatments. Cruise is known for his dedication and commitment to his roles, and obviously that dedication extends to his skin care.
But if you want to enjoy these high-quality cosmetics, you have to dig deep into your pocket. 50 ml of “Asami Geisha” costs an incredible $490. This makes “Asami Geisha” by far the most expensive bird droppings in the world.
We can’t confirm the insider’s statement, but 10 years ago the media reported that Tom relied on the power of Bird Poop.
Here is the source:
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/tom-cruise-facial-bird-droppings-poop_n_1634402
It is clear that the extraordinary effect of the droppings of the Japanese nightingale has become a trend among Hollywood stars. Victoria Beckham, Harry Styles and Angelina Jolie have also been fans for years, according to international media reports.