Poll: When do you shower?
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Every morning. I tried switching to evenings once - didn't work out. I just felt tired and gross all day, until I had a shower and then I felt amazing... for 3 hours or so until I went to bed.
I need it in the morning to wake up properly and I just don't feel ready for the day until I do.
I need it in the morning to wake up properly and I just don't feel ready for the day until I do.
At night.
And when I'm in a particuarly bad mood, whenver I go to pee or brush my teeth. I'm normally a very slobbish and unorganised person, but I shower all the time. It just cheers me up.
And when I'm in a particuarly bad mood, whenver I go to pee or brush my teeth. I'm normally a very slobbish and unorganised person, but I shower all the time. It just cheers me up.
Morning, mostly because my hair looks terrible after a night of sleep. I need a shower to freshen up before I head out for the day.
I'm really glad I can't smell some of you people right now. Yeesh.
I shower every morning. Like other people, it gives me a clean feeling and I'm not tired anymore.
I shower every morning. Like other people, it gives me a clean feeling and I'm not tired anymore.
I shower twice a day during the Winter mostly due to my room being cold and me wanting to warm up but in spring summer and fall I usually only shower in the evening.
About once every four days or so.
Showering dries out my hair really quite bad and no conditioner I've tried, in shower or out seems to help. My hair only really becomes manageable and pleasant to look at and feel after it get's ever so slightly greasy. Just enough to make it shine and feel natural. Goddamn indian hair.
Showering dries out my hair really quite bad and no conditioner I've tried, in shower or out seems to help. My hair only really becomes manageable and pleasant to look at and feel after it get's ever so slightly greasy. Just enough to make it shine and feel natural. Goddamn indian hair.
I don't shower... ever! My flat is rather old and I'm not allowed to install a shower so I have to bathe. I do this a couple of times a week and then have a good wash (pits, crotch, neck, face, behind ears and belly button) once or twice a day. Normally I have a bath at night as they take an age to run and I have to get up for work at 4am so I'd rather not get up an hour earlier to run a bath. Though sometimes I'll have a bath in the morning if I wake up early. In my old place I would normally have a shower in the morning or afternoon (depending on shift) before work to wake me up and occasionally at night if I had been cleaning.
Morning. I'd say 5-7 times a week, mostly 5-6. Usually I'll have at least one day a week where I don't have to do -anything- outside my place. On that day, I tend not to shower. Otherwise, it's part of my morning routine. I'm not sure I'd be properly awake without a shower, since I wake up very slowly. I mean, sure, I'll wake up at 7 am... But without a shower to sort of shock me out of groggyness, I won't be mentally prepared for anything until 9. Which is too late.
Sauna master race reporting in.
I shower almost every night, sometimes I forget if I have a lot of stuff to do or if I'm reallly tired.
But I do go to the sauna every weekend at least once, and I must say, I've been going to the sauna for my whole life, and if you guys have never been in a sauna before, I recommend it greatly.
It's just so good.
I shower almost every night, sometimes I forget if I have a lot of stuff to do or if I'm reallly tired.
But I do go to the sauna every weekend at least once, and I must say, I've been going to the sauna for my whole life, and if you guys have never been in a sauna before, I recommend it greatly.
It's just so good.
At night. As for the frequency of it, my personal sensor is my forehead's skin. If I'm on a run of nothing but boring old clerical shit with zero physical activity, I can go for about two weeks without an actual shower. I replace it with daily wipe-downs, a dry, but thorough cleanse of those areas that do tend to produce B.O. and some unscented deodorant.
If I've done a lot of running around the campus, plus my infrequent training regimen; then my forehead starts to feel a bit crusty when I move my eyebrows. In that case, I take about one shower a day, still at night.
If I've done a lot of running around the campus, plus my infrequent training regimen; then my forehead starts to feel a bit crusty when I move my eyebrows. In that case, I take about one shower a day, still at night.
When I need it, I personally find taking a shower to be a bother. I'm a large guy, both chubby and quite tall, and my shower is small, like, very small. It becomes a hassle and is uncomfortable, and the water pressure is piss weak. I use my hair and forehead as a warning system, if I touch my hair and my hands feel greasy, or my forehead feels greasy to the point where I need to wipe it off, I take a shower immediately.