Harry Styles and Victoria Beckham swear by this, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Luckily, there’s no need to be worried about the ick factor. Annie Chiu, M.D., a dermatologist at The Derm Institute, says the nutrient-rich parts of the placenta are extracted, then used. “Sheep genetically have physiologically similar growth factors and signaling proteins to humans,” she says. “Sheep placenta is nutrient dense and rich in collagen-boosting proteins and ingredients, leaving the skin supple, soft, and glowing—making it a celebrity favorite.”
Price tag: Prices run from $600-$1,000 at Lancer Dermatology Clinic in Beverly Hills.