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When we think ofglitter, arts and crafts probably come to mind.
Lately, women online have been discovering the surprising power of glitter.
Some even pointed out how it can help find assailants in m****r cases.
Who said womens safety measures cant be fabulous?
Ina studyby Stanford Medicine, 65.3% of Tinder users claimed to be in a relationship or even married.
This sent an alarming signal to those who are on there looking for single people to date.
In February, TikToker Dalia Grandeshared a videoof how she douses herself in glitter before a date.
Married men HATE glitter, she wrote in a caption.
Hence the term Divorce dust.
Like @monicasopenhouse says in the video, Nobody can touch me.
There will be remnants of me everywhere.
Its basically the herpes of the crafts world.
Besides these two ladies, other women shared the times theyve usedbody glitterto repel unwanted touching.
In a 2018 survey, 51% of American women said theyveexperiencedunwanted touching.
However, glitter can be useful forwomens safety.
Nonetheless, it can be just as useful in various types of cases.
In 2001, investigators did just that.
They used the glitter found on the victims jeans and bedspread totie the suspectto the crime scene.
Cosmetic glitter is also how the policefoundthe culprit of a Florida car crash.
Image credits:Photo By: Kaboompics.com (not the actual image)
