Users ranged from appalled to obsessed, while veteran vabbers flocked to the comments to swear by it for dates, clubbing, and even job interviews.Īll in all, wearing vaginal fluids as perfume seems pretty harmless. Lee’s TikTok, which has since raked in over 1 million views and counting, brought the polarizing perfume to new audiences. “Apologies with tears, but it does work,” she wrote in the comments. On June 13, 2022, TikTok influencer, analyst and writer Mandy Lee ( broke from her usual fashion content to extol the virtues of vabbing. Rachel Lindsay), a chiropractor, for his medical opinion on the practice. She talked vabbing again on an August 2021 episode of the Bachelor Nation podcast Talking It Out With Mike & Bryan, asking host Bryan “Dr. “You what now?” Singh asked, trying to contain her shock. And It’s definitely a lot cheaper than perfume!” Boodram gave vabbing its late-night debut during a February 2020 appearance on A Little Late With Lilly Singh. “To me, it’s felt like old news.” Her video - which to date has over 200,000 views - piqued the interest of many potential vabbers, with viewers commenting: “I’m definitely gonna do this from now on,” and “I might give this a go! It makes sense that it would work seeing as it’s to do with your natural scent and your pheromones. “It was so crazy to me when people got so flipped out about it,” she says. Boodram, who has been vabbing for over 15 years, was surprised by the “tiny little media circus” that her habit received. Two days later, she took to YouTube to discuss the intricacies of vabbing. Shan Boodram, who self-describes as an “intimacy expert” and hosts the podcast Lovers and Friends with Shan Boodram, cemented herself as the face of vabbing in August 2019 when Refinery29 published a polarizing excerpt of her book, The Game of Desire. A previous episode’s tale about a friend who used his ( heavy sigh) ball sweat as cologne inspired an intrigued listener to produce her own farm-to-table perfume after she “double-tapped the puss.” The experiment produced overwhelmingly positive results, and the listener turned all of her friends onto the practice, which they dubbed “vabbing.” Vabbing first made waves on a November 2018 episode of the Secret Keepers Club podcast, hosted by comedians Carly Aquilino and Emma Willmann. Taking a dip in your honey pot, and dabbing your homemade perfume onto the pressure points (wrists, neck, behind the ears). Wait, first - what exactly are you saying? So, is Eau de vagin a true love potion, or is it just as good as snake oil? Let’s dive in. Apparently, pheromones in the body’s secretions are alleged to attract throngs of potential partners, especially when worn externally. The latest: vabbing - a jarring portmanteau of “ vagina” and “dabbing.”Ī practice that Madame Goop is probably jealous she didn’t come up with first, vabbing promotes the use of vaginal fluids as perfume.
Nonetheless, TikToks about everything from color theory to micro-expressions are passed around DMs and group chats of singles like old wives’ tales. It’s where citizens of the internet serve up supposed hacks intended to help you wade through an increasingly muddied dating pool and find whatever it is you want - not that any of those hacks are proven or guaranteed to work. Screenshots from TikToks by and by The Cut Photos: say there’s a lot of dating advice on TikTok would be an understatement.
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