Woman ditches razors after discovering this sandpaper hack
Would
you ever shave your legs using sandpaper?
It’s no secret that being a woman is expensive. Woman are expected to purchase an array of beauty products to conform to society’s expectations of what is deemed as ‘beautiful’ and ‘clean’. So, in a bid to save some money, one woman discovered that using sandpaper is a more effective and cheaper way to keep her legs looking and feeling smooth – and has vowed to ditch the razors forever!
Jules, who posts under the username @jules49of on TikTok, says that she had noticed a trend of women using sandpaper to shave their legs on the social media app and decided to give it a try.
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"This is my first TikTok on here, I've been stalking you people for a little bit,” Jules says in her first clip, which happened to go viral. "I was watching one of these girls, she's an 'accountant', I was learning about the business, anyway, watching this girl, she's an accountant and she's talking about shaving her legs with sandpaper. She used 600 grit sandpaper on her legs. She said, in a circle this way 10 times, in a circle the other way 10 times. I did it."
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After trying the unusual method, Jules was surprised by the results and now swears by the technique. "My god, my skin is so soft, it's awesome. And it works," Jules added. "I have been using a frickin' razor all this time. Just some 600 grit sandpaper. Thank you accountants of TikTok."
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As the video spreads on TikTok, other users have come forward and shared their stories of how effective using sandpaper instead of a razors has been for them."There's a tool I bought on TV a few years ago that uses sandpaper. I did it on my son's leg in a circle and he still doesn't grow hair there. He's 23,” one person said.
Another adds: "I use sandpaper blocks on my heels.” A third replied: "Ever since I started carpentry and as a person with super sensitive skin, sandpaper has been a blessing. Exfoliation AND hair removal? Yes please."
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