DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA — Prepare to be pretty, America. A slimy beauty trend has reached your stores. <br /> <br />The BBC reports that snail secretion filtrate is chock full of collagen, and has anti-aging benefits. The mucus works miracles on skin — just look at the millions of South Koreans with poreless, glowing faces. <br /> <br />Koreans, however, are less into snail therapy these days, having since discovered other weird all-natural ingredients like fermented tea, bee venom, and volcanic ash. <br /> <br />So snail slime is setting its sights on the U.S., where the clientele can hopefully get past the ick factor and give it a go. <br /> <br />According to Bloomberg, Target, Ulta, and CVS have been stocking up, and now have a treasure trove of K-beauty products available for the skincare obsessed. <br /> <br />The feedback has been mostly positive, so the trend could prove to be as ridiculously successful in the States as it was in Asia.
