I used my boyfriend’s frozen sperm as facial cleanser every day for six months – but it backfired spectacularly

A woman who used her boyfriend’s frozen sperm to cleanse her face every day for six months has revealed how her routine backfired.

The content creator, who goes by only her stage name Malelly, says she first embraced the skincare method earlier this year.

The 27-year-old claims she kept her partner’s liquids in ice cube trays to use daily as part of her own skincare routine.

But unfortunately, although her skin continued to glow, the relationship eventually deteriorated as he felt less like a boyfriend and more like a ‘provider’.

Malelly, who has over 146,000 followers on Instagram, said: ‘I have always looked for natural alternatives to skin care and after much research I discovered the benefits of semen.

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‘I started using my boyfriend’s sperm every morning [and] ‘keep it in ice cube trays for easier use.’

However, the practice soon led to disagreement between the two.

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.

“It was like he was just there to shoot the cum I used in my face.”

Malelly admitted that tensions rose to the point that her boyfriend felt uncomfortable and underappreciated.

She said: ‘He started to wonder if I loved him or if I was just interested in the sperm he gave me. And I started to realise something was wrong.

Malelly, who has over 146,000 followers on Instagram, said: ‘I have always looked for natural alternatives for skin care and after much research I discovered the benefits of sperm’

But unfortunately, while her skin continued to glow, the relationship eventually soured as he felt less like a boyfriend and more like a ‘provider’

‘He felt more like a supplier than a partner, and that undermined our relationship by the day.

‘He started to feel undervalued and began to question my feelings, which led to a lot of arguments.

‘Using sperm as a skin care product really worked for my skin, but the price was too high for our relationship.

‘After a while he even said he was a little disgusted by the idea of ​​me using sperm as a beauty product.’

Malelly eventually ended the relationship.

She says she is now looking for new ‘natural alternatives’ to make her complexion look radiant and is open to a ‘new supplier’.

The influencer added: ‘Now I’m 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 is no scientific evidence that sperm is good for your skin.

‘It doesn’t have much effect on your skin, but it can also cause allergic reactions and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).’