Though still taboo in some cultures, cremation has become more popular than traditional funerals, despite common misconceptions that create fear around the process.
TikToker and former funeral worker Lauren (@lovee.miss.lauren) explains that each body receives a metal ID tag that stays through cremation, ensuring ashes are properly identified. A cremation certificate is also issued.
She addresses unusual questions too—like whether tampons are removed if a woman dies while on her period—explaining that such procedures follow strict protocols and family consent.
Cremation involves checking for non-combustible items like pacemakers, which can explode. The process takes 1.5 hours at 800–1,000°C. For concerns, consult a funeral director.
