Health
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3 days agoAre baths or showers more hygienic? Scientist settles the debate
Showers are more hygienic than baths because continuously changing water washes away germs rather than redistributing bacteria on the body.
Lesley Reynolds, co-founder of Harley Street Skin, argues that you should shower facing away from the water. Dermatologists generally advise showering while facing away from the water, which helps prevent shampoo and conditioner from running onto the face, potentially clogging pores and causing irritation or breakouts.
What is troubling me is I've always had an issue with taking a shower and all the oil and dirt flowing down my body. I think it's gross. Besides my resistance to actually taking a shower, I hate getting out of the shower and feeling cold, and trying to get dressed partially wet. When I've been in relationships, I force myself to shower, or I wipe down with hospital-type wipes.
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I genuinely appreciate your thoughtful approach towards your colleague’s feelings, as it can be challenging to navigate personal hygiene issues in a professional setting.