Harry Styles' placenta facial and more out-there music-star health & fitness fads
Placenta, Please
Beverly Hills-based aesthetician Louise Deschamps has treated some high-profile faces, like Harry Styles and Ryan Seacrest ("a regular"), with 90-minute placenta facials derived from the umbilical cords of sheep. "Their stem cells mirror the ones in humans, which encourages cell regeneration," Deschamps says of the treatment, which costs between $350 and $600. -- Carson Griffith
Waist Away
Drawing inspiration from the 16th century, waist-training corsets (like those available at bodycinchers.com) claim to trim inches off the midsection when worn for up to two hours a day. Fans include the Kardashians and reportedly Kelly Rowland, but professionals warn that it can damage organs. "You'd be doing yourself a disservice to not build muscle support from the inside out," says Anna Kaiser, the trainer responsible for Shakira's rock-hard abs. -- Nick Williams
Spin Master
Just when you thought spin classes couldn't get any more luxe, Peloton has taken them a step further. For $1,995, the high-tech workout bike and subscription allow riders to enjoy live and on-demand classes from home. In the year since its debut, fans already include Sean "Natalie La Rose debut her single "Somebody" to a class of riders. "It's a great way for labels to get music out there," says CEO John Foley. -- Carson Griffith
Illustrations by Remie Geoffroi
This story originally appeared in the May 30 issue of Billboard.
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