Girl who’s been shaving for 12 years wants to be the face of the next ‘Gillette’ commercial

Shaving the face is something characteristic of men, since due to the testosterone they produce, it is common for them to grow a beard. Although there are several instruments to remove hair from your face, the method that most guys use is the rake.

For years, the leading brand in rakes has been Gillettewhich through its advertising has been responsible for promoting a more comfortable and close shave, avoiding irritation thanks to the soft blades that compose it.

However, with the movements of women who want to normalize body hair in girls, they have realized that this activity is not exclusive to men, but also to them. Or at least that’s how he put it tiktokerwho has shaved her face for over 12 years and told the famous razor brand that she wants to be the face of their next ad.

saree is a TikTok user known for promoting the movement Body Postivity, which is based on accepting the body as it is. He recently caught the attention of the platform by assuring that he wants to be part of the advertising of Gillettesince since her adolescence she was diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), a hormonal condition that causes hair growth on her face.

Despite the initiative of women to normalize body hair, this girl does not like having a beard, so she has had to use razors for many years. Hoping to be the first woman to appear in the brand’s campaigns, during a video in which we can see her shaving, Sare said she had 12 years of experience, so she asked if they would let her be part of her ads. .

Okay Guillette, now that I have your attention, would you let me be the first woman in your ads to shave her face with a razor? I have 12 years of experience and a lot of people will be happy to see someone like me shaving their face. As a bearded woman with PCOS, we need representation like this.

– Sara.

The girl’s request did not take long to go viral, and her proposal has more than 48 thousand reproductions so far and several comments from girls who suffer from the same syndrome, supporting her initiative saying that they need a representation like that. While other users gave her support, commenting that it would be great if the girl was part of an advertising campaign.

Even though most people labeled the official accounts of Gillette, so far the girl has not had any response. What is certain is that it would be an incredible campaign to normalize hair on girls’ faces.