Women regularly shave their genitals with their partner's facial razor and line their underwear with toilet paper instead of sanitary pads, Australian radio host Jackie O has claimed. Despite the monthly occurrence of the menstrual cycle, millions of women suffer from early or late periods which means they're often caught off guard at work, on dates or out with friends without sanitary products. Jackie said the universally accepted solution to this dilemma is to stuff underwear with a few sheets of toilet paper until you can get home and grab a pad or tampon. Her colleagues insisted that any girl who denies using the toilet paper trick is 'a liar'. Jackie told Kyle that women only shave, wax or laser hair from their bikini line if they are almost certain they're going to have sex. She continued that when an intimate encounter occurs unexpectedly, women slip to the bathroom to quickly shave — often with their partner's razor. You're shaving [your genitals]…with our face razor? Jackie said many women keep a razor in their car or handbag in case they need to groom themselves in a hurry.
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