This Is Unbelievable!

[Leza1121]

Hi,

Wow! This was a licensed physician promoting this? Double :10:

 

[littletingoddes]

I get the heebie jeebies just thinking about it!

 

[WhitneyF]

Ack! That's horrifying! Some people must be pretty desperate. :frown:

 

[AquaBlu]

Crazyness! I would never use something that obviously abrasive on my face!

However, I will say that the stuff on a lot of foot scrubbers looks suspiciously like wet/dry sandpaper.

 

[SimplyElegant]

Ouch. I could never do that.

 

[mac-whore]

Thats just insane. Some people just lack common sense. IMO, that would be something you'd want to get done in a doc's office, no questions asked. Like the article said, sandpaper is going to be crawling with bacteria. What is the world coming to?

 

[Jennifer]

i read that too and was in shock! it never even crossed my mind.

 

[Lala7819]

Using sandpaper on your face is the first thing I've heard that is possibly more tragic than the leg buffers to remove hair (which, I thought, was as close as anyone would get to using sandpaper on their skin). I used one of the rotating hair buffers before, and not only did it give me friction burns, it also peeled off some skin (and I was using it gently), so I could never imagine using something rougher in texture than that, especially on your face... ewww

 

[angellove]

ooww... sounds painful to me.... why would ppl do that??????

 

[Leony]

Wow, that's crazy!

 

[speerrituall1]

Whoa!:kopfkratz:

 

[princess_20]

scary....

 

[makeup_obsessed]

That is the stupidest thing i have ever heard. I honestly pity anyone who actually tries that, they must be desperate as hell to get better skin. I dont know, i think i would rather have slightly bad skin, than risking infected sandpaper on my face that could shred it to bits.

 

[Jinjer]

why would anyone DO that???? I love my skin too much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[emily_3383]

oh hell no, i dont think so.

 

[laurenbusta]

i've actually heard of dermatologists using sand paper for exofoliation, but they are trained to use it and use a sterile method, but i would not recommend for at home use..:10:

 

[charish]

oh my gosh, i've never heard of anyone doing that. eew. ouch on top of that.

 

[Maja]

OMG! That's just crazy!

 

[goddess13]

This is the first time I've heard of people using sandpaper as a 'at home micro-dermabrasion' method. I think it would cause more damage than good.

 

[Retro-Violet]

i never heard of anyone using sandpaper on theyre face!

what the hell are some people thinking!?!