#10 Washing Your Face In Shower? Not A Good Choice.
You do save a lot of time when you wash your face in the shower, but the sensitive skin cannot bare the hot water.
Advice is to wash your face with cool or lukewarm water.
#9 Hot Showers = Damaged Skin
Not just your face but the skin all over your body gets damaged by hot water showers. It takes away your skin's natural defences and can make some skin conditions worse.
So again, choose lukewarm or cool water
#8 Loofahs Are Important Too.
Warm + Wet substance is paradise for bacteria and a just used loofah contains all of the bacteria from your body.
So after a shower, hang it up so it can get dried.
#7 Quit Scrubbing Your Body Like Its The Floor
Exfoliating is surely good, but not everyday. Being harsh on your skin will do more bad than good
#6 Give Your Hair A Break
Avoid washing your hair everyday. You're just washing away its natural oils and making them more dry.
#5 Wash Your Feet Too
Yes, all the soap from your body does land on your feet but it does need special attention.
Bacteria and fungus can grow between your toes, so start scrubbing those areas regularly.
#4 Don't Shave With An Overused Razor
Razors aren't cheap, but is it worth damaging your skin?
Overused razors are dull, which can cut your skin, create a picnic for bacteria and reward you with infections.
Instead just go and buy a new one.
#3 Skipping Showers After A Workout? Bad Idea!
Working out can lead to sweating and stinking which is enough of a reason to take a shower. Not only that but if you leave the bacteria behind, it can grow and create acne and rashes.
#2 Shock Your Skin
Just give your skin a 30-second blast of cold water after you shower. It increases your tolerance to stress, strengthen your immune system and have anti-depressant effects.
#1 Don't Dry Yourself Roughly
Don't turn your towel into a sandpaper. Rubbing your towel roughly can cause skin irritation.
Just pat yourself dry.
