Let’s answer the reason why it’s obvious that you have washed a lot but why you keep hating dirty.
Small question, have you ever wondered why we shower every day, but obviously we don’t go out, don’t exercise much – so why do we hate scrubbing everywhere?
Maybe our body has a self-generated mechanism to hate but sit at home but see it “dwelling” on the body everywhere.
I just sit at home and hate it all the time, so what’s the excuse?
In fact, according to researchers, it is completely normal for you to hate it all the time. Because no matter what you do, the metabolism and excretion in the body still take place completely normal.
And you know, the hate on the body is the sum of dead cells, sebum, sweat, dust… that.
Every hour about 30,000 – 40,000 dead cells are shed.
Scientists estimate that each person has about 1.6 trillion skin cells and every hour about 30,000 – 40,000 cells die.
Thus, in about 24 hours, you will lose about 1 million skin cells. Along with that, even if you are not active much, sweat and sebum are still secreted on the skin.
Hate on the body is a combination of dead cells, sebum, sweat, dust…
Sweat, this mucus and keratin, dead cells will mix together. Imagine, when the metabolism and excretion mechanism takes place continuously in your body throughout the day, accompanied by millions of skin cells being shed… then it’s completely easy to hate appearing. understand.
Therefore, even if you wash and scrub thoroughly today, just a few hours later or after just one sleep, the person is already full of hate.
But that doesn’t mean you should shower every day or even several times a day. Because according to two German scientists, Dr. Joshua Zeichner and Dr. Ranella Hirsch , bathing a lot is extremely “beneficial and harmful”, especially when you take a hot bath.
The advice of scientists is to bathe every 2-3 days.
Why? Because when you shower, you will wash away dirt, hate, dead cells but also accidentally remove the oil layer on the skin, making the skin drier. This causes the skin to become cracked, prone to infection through the skin.
Therefore, the advice of scientists is to bathe every 2-3 days. For the days when you don’t shower, you should do personal hygiene such as washing your face, cleaning your armpits, breasts, genitals… so that your body is refreshed, not “smelly”.