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Woman has menstrual blood facial – and says she feels better than ever

Former hairdresser Yazmina Jade, 26, hits back at haters who call her ‘sick’

An Australian woman has vowed to break down the stigma surrounding periods – by giving herself a facial using her menstruation.

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Former hairdresser and self proclaimed ‘blood witch’ Yazmina Jade, 26, this week collected the blood from her time of the month and painted it onto her face in a ‘sacred ritual’. 

Now, the feminine healer, based in the Gold Coast, Australia, has released footage of her ceremony in a quest to prove the menstrual cycle is nothing to be ashamed of.

An Australian woman has vowed to break down the stigma surrounding periods by giving herself a facial using her menstruation
Yazmina (pictured) has vowed to break down the stigma surrounding periods by giving herself a facial using her menstruation (Credit: Caters News Agency)

And she’s hitting back at haters who have accused her of being ‘sick’ and ‘mental’ on social media – claiming she has never felt better than after her defiant menstrual show.

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Yazmina said: ‘This was a sacred ritual to reconnect with my body. As women, we’re deeply disconnected with ourbodies because of societal shame.

‘I decided to place the blood all over my face, and taste it to reclaim that part of myself. I could truly embody all that I was.

‘Through the ritual of painting it on my face, it deepened my bond with my body. I felt this overwhelming love with myself I have never experienced before.’

An Australian woman has vowed to break down the stigma surrounding periods by giving herself a facial using her menstruation
Yazmina collected the blood from her time of the month and painted it onto her face in a ‘sacred ritual’ (Credit: Caters News Agency)
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By thrusting her facial into the public eye, she wants women to know they don’t have to manage their periods privately and discretely.

Moreover, she believes there are unharnessed powers in the natural cycle – and believes it can even be a time of the month when magic happens.

She admits there has been some critics, with some trolls on social media telling her, ‘you’re sick,’ ‘you need a mental institution,’ and ‘why would you put that on your face.”

collected the blood from her time of the month and painted it onto her face in a ‘sacred ritual.’
Yazmina said the facial made her feel better than ever (Credit: Caters News Agency)
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But she said these are equaled in force by supporters, who have told her, ‘this is incredible, this is just what we need’, and she has some strong words for those who stand in opposition.

‘There is too much taboo surrounding this natural cycle. By showing this publicly, I think it shows that it’s actually ok to feel connected to it,’ Yazmina said.

‘Honouring all of oneself is where true power lies, so when you start to realise it’s not so taboo, that’s when you experience what life is about.’

To follow Yazmina on Instagram click here

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