7 Celeb beauty treatments that are actually dangerous

Nowadays there are so many advanced beauty treatments that we're tempted to try since our favorite celebs are also fans. Be very careful! Not all of these treatments are safe or even FDA approved. Take a look at celeb-friendly beauty treatments that could potentially be harmful to your health. Some of these may surprise you!

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Crypotherapy

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This treatment, which submerges your body in a minus-200-degree-plus chamber for 3 minutes, is said to promote weight loss and relieve sore muscles. The FDA released a statement confirming that they do not back the treatment and added, “We found very little evidence about its safety or effectiveness in treating the conditions for which it is being promoted.”

Waist training

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Celebrities like Jessica Alba and the Kardashians love rocking fajas, but exagerrated long-term use can cause "crushed organs, compressed lungs, and fractured ribs," according to Dr. Christopher Ochner.

Brazilian blowout

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The FDA has warned against this beauty treatment since it contains formaldehyde, a chemical which can cause damage to your system once inhaled.

Laser hair removal

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Everyone wants to be hairless nowadays. The issue is that during these treatments, dangerous chemicals are released into the air. The fine particles and chemicals can cause health problems long after you leave the clinic.

Botox

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According to Mayo Clinic, a bad Botox job can cause a crooked smile, drooling, headache or flu-like symptoms. Eek!

Lip treatment

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Kylie Jenner is known for her lip injections, but it's important to know that not everyone is a candidate. It can also cause facial nerve disorders and bleeding disorders.

Eyelash extensions

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This is also a very popular treatment in Hollywood, but watch out. The glue used to hold the eyelashes contains formaldehyde in it. If you're allergic, it can cause major swelling and even blurred vision.