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6th October 2025
01:59pm BST

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We are always looking for ways to make our lives easier, especially when it comes to our beauty routines. We don't want to spend hours getting ready in the morning, and influencer Bambi Does Beauty has shared a game-changing hack.
She revealed a genius lazy girl hygiene hack for sweaty underarms and rough feet.
@bambidoesbeauty Brb gna go spray glycolic acid on my underarms and feetsies #hygiene #hygieneproducts #glycolicacid #beautyhack #beautyhacks #personalhygiene ♬ Ed bassmaster - Plantdaddy55
Many people have recommended using The Ordinary Glycolic Acid (available for just €13.20 here) for underarms and rough feet, but Bambi has found an easier way to apply it.
Speaking about the hygiene hack, Bambi said it's a total game-changer.
She explained that replacing the lid with a spray cap makes it way easier to apply, especially if you're using it on your armpits.
We've picked up a spray bottle here, so we can try this lazy girl hack for ourselves.
Her followers praised the influencer for sharing such a clever, but effective hack that isn't going to cost you a fortune.
Bambi recommended trying this hack once a week on your underarms and face. However, you can try it a couple of nights per week for the rest of your body.
One wrote, "It truly is life-changing."
"This is genius," another said.
One added, "Oh wow, did not know that. You learn something new every day."
"I use it once a week. It really is a game-changer," said another.
Others noted that you should be cautious when trying this hack, as it may not be suitable for those with sensitive skin.
The Ordinary Glycolic Acid helps to remove dead skin cells and reduce build-up. It helps make your skin look brighter, healthier, and also makes it look smoother.
Many people hail the product for making their feet feel soft and for removing the smell of sweat from their armpits.
You can buy the spray cap here.
You can buy The Ordinary Glycolic Acid here.
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