Woman makes people 'sick in their mouths' by dying hair using vaginal discharge

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‘vabbing’. The trend that sees single women using their vaginal discharge as some sort of personalised ‘perfume’ to attract men with their pheromones.And, one influencer has claimed vabbing works as she secured herself a date at the gym.READ MORE: 'Vabbing' trend sees women use vaginal fluid as 'perfume' to attract loversThen moving away from vabbing, a woman has put her vaginal discharge to other uses.Kay first went viral on TikTok after she claimed that her ‘acidic’ discharge bleached the period stain out of her underwear.With hundreds of comments flooding TikTok – from the baffled and impressed – one person asked Kay to try the unconventional beauty hack.So without further ado, she got the scissors out and, um, bagged up some of her vaginal juices.In the separate clip that's racked up a huge eight million views, Kay snapped off a lock of hair and placed it in a see-through zip lock bag, along with her discharge.She shared: “Sample is pre ovulation though I don’t know if it's potent enough.”Fast forward to a week later, and Kay was ready to reveal the results of the ‘homemade’ hair dye.Sadly the experiment failed and she had no luck with changing the colour of her hair.Kay said: “No colour change in the squirt bag.

Go figure.”But, not all hope was lost as the TikToker also got a sample of her discharge from post-ovulation.And, she claimed to have had better luck.She said: “In the post-ovulation bag, there is already significant lightening.

Omg that’s a solid two levels lifted in just one week."Well, that will save a lot of money by not having to splash the cash at the hairdressers!Despite Kay’s enthusiasm about dying her hair with her own discharge, some people seemed lost for words.One person fretted: “I’m sorry.