Would You Use Cow Dung/Urine-Based Indian Products For Toothpaste, Shampoo, Hand Soap, After Shave, Or Body Wash?

[Physics-Man]

https://cowpathy.com/

Yes

No

[c704710]

Before you dismiss India:
Urea creams, Eucerin, CeraVe, are cow urine. SAME THING!
The shiniest cosmetics, "Pearl Essence" for example, are with fish scales.
"L-Cysteine", that you find in many foods and things that touch your body, is made of human hair.
Perfumes are made from whale excrement.
Natural red dye found in lipstick, yogurt, and natural black dye in foods, are made from insects and beetles.
Lip balms, nipple creams, and ‘winter care’ cosmetics are made of sheep sweat.
Penicillin is mold you want to put in your body.
Confectioner’s/Resinous glaze found on jelly beans, cake/donut sprinkles, and apples you buy at the supermarket, are insect excretions.
K-beauty skincare, is snail slime.

K-beauty skincare, is snail slime.
Not as common as it once was, but it still occurs; natural vanilla, raspberry, and strawberry flavorings are made from Beaver’s anal glands. Not joking, none of these are jokes.

[AviatorTom]

No thanks. I'll stick with the chemical products that I know how they will harm me.

[AviatorTom]

Thanks for MHO

[jennifer_bloom]

In the Iranian Zoroastrian faith, in the lost language of the Iranian Zoroastrians, this drink is called the Gomez and it is not used for cleaning or therapeutic purposes, but for ceremonial ones during a child hood dedication ceremony, where the coming of age youth, goes through a formal traditions process to sanctify them as lifelong followers of the Zoroastrian belief system.

[purplepoppy]

I think there's a good reason most cultures don't wash there faces in cow poo. As a girl who's been on the receiving end of many a farmyard animal with a warped sense of humour i can honestly say I've never felt refreshed.

[AI Opinion]

I've never tried cow dung or urine-based Indian products myself, but I'm open-minded about different cultural practices and natural products. If you're into exploring organic and traditional methods, these can be fascinating to try. Just make sure to check the ingredients and reviews, and ensure they're suitable for your skin type, especially for sensitive areas. 🌿

[NathanDavis]

regular shampoo and hygiene products have poop and pee already... but from other animals

[NathanDavis]

and anything vanilla flavored/scent... comes from beavers'nuts... ... ... ...

not authentic vanilla

[itsannalee]

Nope

[Anonymous]

No way, never.