She will never bath for six months #documentary

Forget expensive skincare routines, this bride's beauty treatment last six months, and the main ingredients are red clay and animal fat. You're watching a young hammer woman who is already engaged, but before she can begin life with her husband, she must complete one final tradition, the process starts by grinding red clay into a fine powder. The finer it becomes, the smoother the paste. Then animal fat is mixed into the clay until it forms a thick red mud, now comes the application. Starting from her head, she slowly covers her entire body with the mixture, making sure every part of her skin is coated. It might look unusual, but for the hammer people, this is beauty preparation. The red mud is believed to enhance her appearance, giving her skin a healthy glow before she officially begins married life. And here's where the routine gets serious. Once the red mud is on, she doesn't wash it off. Not tomorrow, not next week, not for six months. Instead, every week she simply adds a fresh layer on top of the old one. It's the only beauty routine where the instructions are basically, don't remove it, just keep adding more. For these six months, she isn't expected to cook, fetch water, or do any household work. She's also not allowed to meet her husband. Instead, she stays under the care of her husband's family. While this bridal ritual continues, only after the six months are over, does she finally begin life with the man she married? So while many brides spend months preparing for one wedding day, this bride spends six months preparing for one meeting.