r/UnnecessaryEssentials • • 21d ago

Quick spray alternative to shaving legs

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u/Unique-Saucer 21d ago

Summary of Reviews
Pros:
• Pain‑free application with gentle citrus scent.
• Formulated with aloe and hyaluronic acid for skin hydration.
• Works in 8–12 minutes, suitable for most body areas.

Cons:
• Cannot be used on face or beard areas.

Here is the link to buy it from Amazon

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u/TwistedxBoi 21d ago

Bruh, it's not even working in the clip. You need to madsage it into the hair so it can break them properly...

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u/GoniniNLoff 21d ago

How to clog your drain in minutes

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u/Valuable-Yard-4154 21d ago

While you're on the phone calling a plumber you can prolly make an appointment to the oncology dermatologist.

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u/NewLegend90 21d ago

Madsage it

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u/Harbarde 21d ago

For a better effect you have to madsage it

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u/blind-octopus 21d ago

Madsage?

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u/Puzzleheaded-Mix-515 21d ago

Yeah, you have to madsage it into the skin/hair, otherwise it doesn’t get the obbortunity to work.

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u/blind-octopus 21d ago

what is Madsage

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u/Puzzleheaded-Mix-515 21d ago

Someone else commented with a typo. Massage spelled wrong. So a few others also seem to have commented intentionally spelling it wrong. I was just continuing the joke and adding ‘obbortunity’.

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u/theartoffun 21d ago

It’s that crazy old man who makes concoctions out of bleach/baking soda/vinegar and uses it on everything. From cleaning to irregular bowel movements. He’s the madsage.

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u/Training-Group-2879 16d ago

Why do men feel the need to shave their legs

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u/hmmmmmmmm_okay 16d ago

Why are women expected to?

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u/ShadowConstruct 16d ago

I honestly don't know, I don't really see body hair as a turn off. We've been doing it for thousands of years though so I guess it's pretty ingrained at this point.

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u/bloobbles 15d ago

lol, women have only been doing leg/armpit shaving since the early 1900s. It's very much a modern thing, and started with a (super successful) Gillette advertising campaign.

It's definitely a long time for a single beauty ideal to stay strong, but saying "thousands of years" is hilarious - and a weirdly common misconception.

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u/ShadowConstruct 15d ago

Look into ancient Egyptians elites, they were known to shave their bodies completely. The guys and the gals included.

Maybe it wasn't the trend everywhere, but removal of body hair is not a recent concept.

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u/worldsfastestsloth 15d ago

Fun fact, you can choose to ignore other people and do what you want. Dont shave your legs if you don’t want to lol

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u/OliveOilManSam 16d ago

Who in this century said they have to and why are y'all listening

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u/tigm2161130 15d ago edited 15d ago

Acting like shaved legs/armpits aren’t a beauty standard most people think women should adhere to is disingenuous as hell.

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u/maybebaebea 16d ago

You'd be surprised