Arms and legs are actually body parts that don’t produce much oil, so using soap on them daily might cause skin dryness. Remember that it may be tempting to clean these body parts daily, but not all parts need this routine.
Is your towel soft? Do you know that a rough towel may irritate your skin? It’s recommended you gently pat on your skin in order to dry it instead of strongly rubbing.
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3 thoughts on “10 Body Parts You’re Washing Too Often”
I find I do need to wash my groin daily are it starts to smell badly.
ZZZzzzzZZZzzzzzz! Quit washing and see a doctor when you develop chronic amped out body odor!
I am for good hygiene and pass on the doctors. Works for ME!
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Brush your teeth 3 times a day. Floss and rinse after eating.
Wash those pits and any body part that smells, or is dirty.
Some people actually work hard, physically, get covered in dirt and grime and don’t have the luxury of
staying dirty.
Amish, however, work hard and wash once per week. Try driving a car load of them somewhere, with the windows closed. OK, Eventually you won’t notice the body odor.