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Supermodel Miranda Kerr paid someone to put leeches on her face for beauty

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miranda kerrThe INSIDER Summary:

  • At Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop Health Summit, Miranda Kerr revealed that she has had a leech facial.
  • She kept the leeches in her koi pond.
  • Leech therapy has been used for thousands of years. In the beauty world, it's used for the proteins leeches secrete, which allegedly brightens and tightens skin.
  • Even Gwyneth Paltrow was surprised. 


Just a few short weeks after marrying Snapchat founder Evan Spiegel (with a stunning wedding ring), Miranda Kerr is back in the headlines. This time for a kooky beauty treatment she tried involving — get this, leeches.

“I’ve had a leech facial,” the model revealed the surprising service during Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop Health Summit in Culver City, California. And what’s weirder is she still has the little creatures. “I kept the leeches, they’re in my koi pond,” she said. “You’re not allowed to reuse them and if you don’t take them home then she kills them and I didn’t like that idea.”

Thank you so much for having me @gwynethpaltrow & @goop 🙏🏼. It was an honor to be on a panel with such amazing women ❤️ #ingoophealth

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According to People, Kerr explained, “It’s adventurous. Health is wealth. They’ve been doing leech therapy for thousands of years.” Which is true; leeches have been used in a variety of ways for a long time, though mainly for the antiquated practice of bloodletting for illness. In beauty, they’re used for the proteins they secrete, which allegedly has the ability to brighten and tighten the skin.

Think Kerr is a bit nuts? You’re not alone; even Paltrow herself was surprised, saying, “Wow, I thought I was batsh*t crazy!”

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