Why You Should Never Put Nair on Your Face: Brandi Glanville’s Painful Lesson
Discover what really happened when a reality star’s risky beauty hack went wrong.
Brandi Glanville’s Beauty Disaster
Brandi Glanville, who you might know from “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,” had a very tough and painful experience. She tried to fix a problem on her face in a way that doctors do not recommend. Brandi thought she had a facial parasite and decided to use a product called Nair to get rid of it. Nair is a cream made for removing body hair, not for treating skin problems or face care.
What Went Wrong?
In a TikTok video, Brandi, who is 52 years old, showed everyone the burns on her face. She said she put Nair on the lower part of her face and left it there for seven minutes. This caused severe chemical burns. Brandi joked that now people don’t need expensive skin peels or laser treatments, but it was clear things went very wrong.
She said the idea was to make the “parasite” mad by rubbing her skin, but the only thing that happened was she hurt her face.
Why Did She Do It?
Brandi said she was desperate. Since July 2024, she believed she had a “parasite” and named it “Caroline.” She tried many ways to get rid of it, spent a lot of money, and visited many doctors. Some doctors believed her, but others said her problem might be stress or swelling. Brandi herself jokingly blamed it on Bravo, the TV channel.
What Did People Say?
Many people who watched Brandi’s video were shocked and worried:
- One person wrote, “Please do NOT put Nair [on] your face!!”
- Another said, “Nair is not meant to be a chemical peel. Please don’t do anything that’s not recommended by a professional.”
- Others told her to see a real doctor and not try risky beauty tricks.
The Real Lesson: Safety First
Brandi’s story teaches us something important: Don’t try beauty hacks you see online without checking with an adult or a doctor first. Products like Nair are made for specific uses, and putting them in the wrong place can hurt your skin badly.
- Always read the instructions on any product.
- Don’t use products in ways they are not meant to be used.
- If you have a health problem, talk to a doctor, not the internet.
Was Something Else Going On?
While this happened, Brandi was also dealing with other problems. She had been part of TV shows like “The Traitors” and “Ultimate Girls Trip.” During a trip for filming, another TV personality, Caroline Manzo, accused Brandi of bad behavior, and both left the show after that. Later, Manzo sued the TV network, saying they let people do things for better show ratings, even if it was unsafe.
What You Should Remember
Brandi’s story is a good reminder that:
- TV stars are real people and can make mistakes.
- Don’t copy beauty hacks you see online.
- Always ask for help from adults or doctors with health problems.
- Taking care of your skin is important, but safety always comes first.
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