Mum's horrified reaction to 'vabbing' trend after women use vaginal fluid as perfume

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Vabbing has recently taken social media by storm – and no, not vaping like this one mum first thought.Move aside electronic cigarette devices, we are on about the risqué measures single women are going to so they can secure a date.To ‘vab’ is for a woman to dab her vaginal fluid on her pulse points in hopes to attract a man – essentially working like a personalised perfume.READ MORE: Couple who have been dating for 2 years believe they might share same dadDespite some women having tested vabbing in public and having claimed the unusual dating method worked, others are not so convinced.And, mum Cat has some strong words on the matter – she even struggled to get them out.Posting to her joint TikTok account she shares with fellow mum and best friend, Nat, Cat sat in her garden to offer her verdict on vabbing.In the clip that has racked up 352,000 views, Cat shared: “You might be hearing the word ‘vabbing’ going around, I thought it was just misspelt ‘vaping’ – oh no."“Here’s what the young people are doing, f***ing idiots.“Ok, that’s mean but honest to god you have to be f***ing kidding me.

Like come on, what’s wrong with people.”Cat then shared a screenshot from the outlandish site, Urban Dictionary.The definition explained: “A new TikTok trend where women take their discharge and put it behind their ears on their neck in attempt to make someone fall in love with them or to get laid.”Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter“I don’t even have words”, Steph expressed.Equally stunned by the act of vabbing, many people fled to the comments to slam the risqué attraction technique.One person commented: “I literally saw this the other day, absolutely.