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"The beauty world is populated with mind-boggling products, from the tummy-tuck lotion to butt brushes, and of course, those charming crack-head hairstyles. But these wacky items look tame in comparison to these new out-there spa treatments we&amp;amp;#8217;ve been hearing about. Here, our round-up of a few of the craziest treatments that are popping up around the globe. Read on and test out at your own risk! After a hard day of castle-hopping and exploring Bohemia, drench yourself in dark lager. The vitamins in the beer bath offered at Hotel U Sl?\uFFFDdka in the Czech Republic will rejuvenate your pores and relieve tension in your muscles. The treatment reconditions, relaxes and is said to be good for your complexion and hair. No word if spilling a can of Bud on yourself has the same effect. Beer Bath, 20 minutes and 20 minutes relaxation, about $40. Hotel U Sl?\uFFFDdka (located in the Chodovar Family Brewery), Chodova Plana, Czech Republic, 42-374-617-100. At Santa Fe&amp;amp;#8217;s Ten Thousand Waves spa, the Nightingale Cleansing Mask includes a powder composed of &amp;amp;#8220;sanitized droppings&amp;amp;#8221; from the tiny wonder-birds. The high nitrogen content draws out bacteria from the skin and breaks down dead skin cells more gently than acid peels. Used for centuries by geisha in Japan, the facial is &amp;amp;#8220;an all-natural way to brighten and smooth the skin.&amp;amp;#8221; Is your old-fashioned poop-free exfoliator suddenly looking better than usual? We thought so. Nightingale Cleansing Mask, 55 minutes, $115. Ten Thousand Waves spa, Santa Fe, N.M., 505-992-5025. Want to read more? (Including the 411 on fish pedicures and bull sperm--yes, bull sperm--conditioner. Thought so. Go here for Susan Benton&amp;#x27;s full story on wacky spa treatments."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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