A Foreskin Facial, Can This Whopper Perfume by Burger King Possibly Be Real?

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When Oprah gave ringing endorsements of anti-aging cream TNS Recovery Complex, anti-circumcision groups responded in an uproar. The cream is said to contain foreskin-derived cells (okay, so not exactly foreskin), but we're still not sure how we feel about slathering our faces in it. One convincing factor -- derms seem to love the stuff.

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F Cup Cookies hail from the same people who made Bust Up Gum (we've never heard of it either) and contain the herbal breast enhancer Pueraria Mirifica, which apparently helps breasts store more fat. The brand promises you could go up to an F cup (a US double D) by eating one to two of the low-calorie cookies per day. Something tells me plastic surgeons won't be closing up shop anytime soon.

There are some beauty products that are so crazy/awesome/amazing, we just can't believe the world went on spinning without them. Powdered cleansers that get past TSA -- so handy! BB cream for your body -- how did no one think of this sooner? And then there are some beauty products that are so crazy, we can't believe they exist. Take for instance edible deodorant. Not only did someone dream up this concoction (and think it was a good idea), its inventor also managed to convince financial backers and stores that people need this product. Yes, we wish we could say it's an April Fools' prank, but trust us when we say it's legit. Here, 11 unbelievable beauty products that seem like a joke, but aren't.

Can This Whopper Perfume by Burger King Possibly Be Real?

Plus, 11 other befuddling beauty products that shouldn't exist but do

A Foreskin Facial

I Must, I Must, I Must Increase My Bust

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Can This Whopper Perfume by Burger King Possibly Be Real?

Plus, 11 other befuddling beauty products that shouldn't exist but do

A Foreskin Facial

I Must, I Must, I Must Increase My Bust

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