A woman who used her boyfriend’s frozen sperm as facial cleanser every day for six months has revealed how her routine backfired spectacularly.
The content creator, known only as Malelly, says she first adopted the skincare method at the start of the year.
The 27-year-old claims to have kept her partner’s fluids in ice cube trays to utilize on a daily basis as part of her skincare regime.
But unfortunately, while her skin was left glowing, the relationship eventually grew sour as he felt less like a boyfriend and more like a ‘supplier.’
Malelly, who has more than 146,000 followers on Instagram, argued: ‘I have always sought natural alternatives for skincare and, after much research, discovered the benefits of sperm.
‘Did you know that semen is a collagen bomb?
‘I started using my boyfriend’s sperm daily in the morning [and] storing it in ice cube trays to facilitate use.’
However, the practice soon became a point of contention between the pair.
According to the influencer, the dynamics of their relationship changed drastically.
She shared: ‘At first, he found it funny and even felt useful. But over time, our relationship started to cool down.
‘It seemed like he was there just to provide the sperm I used on my face.’
Malelly admitted that tensions escalated to the point where her boyfriend felt uncomfortable and undervalued.
She said: ‘He began to question if I loved him or if I was just interested in the sperm he provided. And I started to realize that something was wrong.
‘He felt more like a supplier than a partner – and that was undermining our relationship day by day.
‘He began to feel undervalued and questioned my feelings, which led to many arguments.
‘The use of sperm as skincare really worked for my skin, but the price was too high for our relationship.
‘After a while, he even said he felt a bit disgusted by the idea of me using sperm as a beauty product.’
Malelly eventually ended the relationship.
She says she is now on the lookout for new ‘natural alternatives’ to keep her complexion looking dewy – and is open to getting a ‘new supplier.’
The influencer added: ‘Now, I am looking for new natural alternatives for my skincare that don’t complicate my love life.’
But, despite Malelly’s confidence in the unusual ritual, according to Healthline: ‘There isn’t any scientific evidence that semen is good for your skin.
‘Aside from doing little to help your complexion, it can also result in allergic reactions and sexually transmitted infections (STIs).’
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