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How To Maintain Healthy Skin By Showering

By: John Howarth

Published: September 17, 2009
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Everyday, you engage in a beauty schedule that includes taking a bath, shampooing your hair, drying your hair, shaving, and trimming your nails. For most people, hygiene and personal grooming are good routines they consistently practice. If you could change one thing about your individual hygiene and grooming regime that would help you to be more attractive and healthy, would you do it?

A lot of adults whom are over thirty commit one big mistake when it comes to washing, which is doing it too often. They will often shower in the morning before work, once after a workout at the gym, and occasionally once more before bed. If you spend twelve minutes in the shower, that's too long so cut your time in the shower to five minutes for your skins sake.

Bathing too often can result in removing much of your skin's natural oil, causing it to become irritated; this is particularly common during the winter and for people who don't have a water filter in the shower. This is because exposing yourself to too much continuous water flow results in a lot of unnecessary chlorine residue on your skin.

Beneath are bathing tips that you can benefit from:

1. Steer clear of using a washcloth on fragile areas, particularly the mucous membranes. Instead try using soft sponges or loofahs in a rounded motion along your skin, using glycerine type soaps.

2. The temperature of the water should be luke warm, and ideally cooler water is better for your skin.

3. For normal or dry skin, choose a cleanser for sensitive skin and a soap-free wash or no wash at all on mucous membranes.

4. If have a tendency to oily skin, then use good glycerine soap. I use this type of soap and it removes just enough oil without drying my skin.

5. As often as possible without compromising your hygiene, miss a shower. While this may seem like a rather odd thing to do, if you can extended your time between showers, it will help preserve your skin. Choosing not to shower for a day or twice a week, especially during the winter months, gives your skin an opportunity to manufacture the oils necessary to seal in moisture and maintain your skin looking healthy.

6. Use shampoos that are composed of natural extracts. The vast majority of hair care products contain dangerous chemicals such as synthetics, petrochemicals, dyes and coloring. All of those things are harmful to the human body.

Re-examining your hygiene and shower practices can sincerely help your skin by lowering your shower time, using water filters, gently massaging your skin in a rounded pattern with a soft sponge, and using natural skin and hair products.

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John likes to write articles about steam showers and to find the best designed residential steam showers online.


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