The Worst Things You Can Put on Your Face

People put lots of unusual stuff on their faces in pursuit of beautiful skin. Here are some popular items that simply don't work or may even do harm.

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11 Bugs You Can Eat

Not only can you eat these little critters, but some offer lots of good nutrition. Grasshoppers are high in protein, while crickets pack vitamin B12.

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