How to maintain the youthful glow of an 18-year-old remains a secret yet popular topic among celebrities. Legends about "anti-aging techniques" abound—from sheep placenta injections and placenta consumption to "golden thread" implants... These stars possess the bodies and desires of mature adults yet intensely crave the skin and complexions of teenagers.It is precisely this intense desire that has spawned those jaw-dropping, bizarre anti-aging methods—nothing is too strange! Beauty queen Da S is known for her obsession with beauty, embracing everything from cosmetic procedures to weight loss and breast augmentation. She once made a shocking revelation on a TV show: "My sister has already promised me the placenta from her first baby boy."Recently, when Da S suddenly fainted, some suspected it was due to placenta poisoning.

At 51, Ho Ka-kin rose to fame nationwide for his role as Zhan Zhao in "The Legend of Judge Bao." Decades later, he still maintains the physique and appearance he had when playing Zhan Zhao, showing no signs of aging despite the passage of time.Recently, however, a media outlet revealed that Ho's youthful appearance is allegedly due to drinking urine. This bombshell caused an uproar among his fans.Experts cautioned, however, that such treatments must be administered under medical supervision, as improper use could disrupt the endocrine system, ultimately causing more harm than good.An industry insider once revealed to reporters that Gong Li had her entire face filled with "golden threads," which is why she shows no signs of aging.
This source stated, "Several years ago, due to prolonged filming and advancing age, Gong Li began to look older, with wrinkles appearing around her eyes. After being introduced by a friend, she traveled to Hong Kong for 'golden thread' implantation.Now her face is full of 'golden threads.'"
Taiwanese beauty icon Yineng Jing is already a mother, yet her complexion remains as radiant as an 18-year-old girl. Her beauty secrets are highly sought after by trendsetters.During a recording of "Very Jing Distance," host Jing Li eagerly sought advice from Yineng Jing. Yineng Jing generously shared her "beauty regimen." She revealed: "To date, I've eaten ice cream fewer than ten times. I eat three meals a day punctually, especially breakfast—I eat more than men. My biggest breakfast consists of three eggs, two steamed buns, a bowl of congee, and two cups of soy milk."She also revealed a startling beauty secret on the show: "I sleep in that preservative every night. I just lift the lid and jump in. But many people say that's inhumane."
When Zhao Yazhi appeared on a mainland program, she sought an elixir of youth—a mysterious beauty formula from the Yao ethnic group.
Ye Yuqing, however, claimed to cultivate tapeworms in her own stomach—a method so revolting that even if effective, few would dare try it.
According to foreign media, Victoria Beckham favors bird droppings therapy, applying a cream made from Japanese nightingale droppings to her face for instant radiance.