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Woman Shaves Legs With Sandpaper, Vows Never To Use Razor Again
“My god, my skin is so soft!”
Jules is a TikTok user who mostly stalks other people. Upon encountering a new method of shaving, she decided to give it a try herself. Satisfied by the results, Jules shared the knowledge on her TikTok account and went viral with it!
Jules showed how she uses a 600 grit sandpaper on her skin and said that “it works.”
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“She’s talking about shaving her legs with sandpaper. She used 600 grit sandpaper on her legs.”
Jules said that she was learning about business from a woman who works as an accountant. But in one of her rare videos, she shared a beauty tip on using sandpaper to shave. TikTok is truly a haven of the most unusual beauty tips ever.
Now, we’re no beauty experts, but if you’ve met any, they don’t usually recommend using sandpaper on your skin. Of course, 600 grit is very fine and much softer than the grinders you use to shape your fingernails.
“She said,” Jules continued and pulled her leg up. “In a circle this way 10 times, in a circle the other way 10 times.”
“I did it. Oh my god, my skin is so soft; it’s awesome! And it works. I have been using a frickin’ razor all this time,” the woman finished her review on the method.
She later updated that she didn’t expect her first-ever TikTok video on shaving her leg would blow up so much. After spending hours at night reading funny comments and questions, she decided that she’s doing a part two to answer questions.
“How long did it last?” one of the users asked. Jules answered, “It lasted like 24 hours later I had a little stubble on my legs. Not bad.”
“And I have to say I also use a lot of lotion after I did that to make sure that my legs were hydrated.”
Hilariously, someone also asked if she’d do it for her hootie haw. Jules answered honestly that if she ever wants that area raw, it’s not going to be with sandpaper. Fair enough!
