Second slice of willkat wedding cake up for sale
After raising a staggering £1,917 the first time it appeared at an auction, another piece of cake from the royal wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge is set to go under the hammer.
The boxed fruit cake, supplied to online auction house PFC Auctions by an anonymous seller, was among 650 pieces of wedding cake given to guests at the afternoon reception of the royal wedding held at Buckingham Palace last April, the Daily Mail reported.
The cake, designed by Fiona Cairnes, comes in a presentation tin commissioned and designed by Peter Windett and Sally Mangum.
These slices of cake are some of the most personal items of royal memorabilia on the market. The last piece of Charles & Diana’s cake was sold at PFC Auctions for £1,756 in May 2012.
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A ‘vampire facelift’ to make you look young
London: Ladies, want to get rid of wrinkles without Botox or plastic surgery? Try a jab of your own blood. In a new procedure dubbed the “vampire facelift”, women are ironing out wrinkles and rejuvenating their skin with injections of their own blood.
It involves taking a blood sample from the patient’s arm and putting it through a machine which separates out the platelets, the Daily Mail reported.
These are tiny fragments of cells which circulate in the blood and are filled with hormones and proteins. They are responsible for making the blood clot when people get a cut or bruise. But also at high concentrations they are thought to stimulate the skin to repair itself. These platelets are then injected into the face. The procedure has had successful results in the US and is now being offered by clinics in Britain. — PTI
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