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While a lot of us would cringe at the thought of skipping a daily rinse, experts suggest we actually might be showering more often than needed. Dermatologist Dr Katherine Armour makes the subject clearer.
While a lot of us would cringe at the thought of skipping a daily rinse, experts suggest we actually might be showering more often than needed. Dermatologist Dr Katherine Armour makes the subject clearer.
According to Dr Armour, if you have a labour intensive job, live in a hot or humid area, or exercise a lot, you should probably be showering every day. However, perhaps contrary to popular belief, the average Aussie who isn't overly active can safely get away with showering every other day, or even less frequently.
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