how do u wash?

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Guys,

After showering tonight I wonder, how do others wash. Strange maybe. But do you use the bar of soap to wash with, a wash cloth? or something else? If so what?

I personally use the bar of soap, makes me feel more manly LOL.
Simple bar of soap for the most part although I like to a cloth for certain body parts. Risks are taken when I am in the adapted shower and am standing on the remianing leg and holding on to the grab-bar if I start to get the bar of soap to my rearend I have to be extra careful not to push the soap all the way in---it just feels so good when I start that I don't want to stop :smile2:
 

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I take a bath every Spring whether I need one or not. With Octagon lye soap.

Really, though, I use a poofy thingy and some masculine-smelly liquid body soap stuff.

Prell for the hair (can't find Halo anymore.).
 

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Guys,

After showering tonight I wonder, how do others wash. Strange maybe. But do you use the bar of soap to wash with, a wash cloth? or something else? If so what?

I personally use the bar of soap, makes me feel more manly LOL.

I use natural sponges, net sponges and marines ones too...I have the cloth but use for face only.

I use many liquids washes that I prefer imported that I find at Marshall's, TJMax from Italy, France, England and Canada...and from Ulta and others beauty shops the ones I like the smell...I have lots of bath and toiletry stuff..:tongue:

I have at hand bar soaps too, the baby Johnsons lavender camomile and the yellow one I forgot the scent... and the Lever 2000 vaseline original as domestic ones..and lavender and few other mostly from Italia that a by at Marshall's and TJMax.

Yep...I have fun and a vast assortements of bath and shower stuff...:tongue:

Oh..and we cannot forget the moisturises and etc that goes after the shower too...:biggrin1: but at least when I travel I do it light..believe me...:rolleyes:
 

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interesting question! have also wondered about this...as for myself, i was brought up to use a washcloth, but as an adult, i found it dried out my skin too much. now i use Dove cucumber green tea moisturising soap bar as i shower twice a day. then once a day i apply aloe baby oil to my body before i dry myself. voila! no more dry skin...i take my own soap when travelling-hotel soap v harsh!
 

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Sounds like a lot of people should check into getting a loofa or body wash sponge to scrape the muck and dead skin off of them, otherwise it stays on and you aren't really getting clean.
 

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Oh i didnt know we were doing shampoos too.

I use Garnier Fructis Fortifying Shampoo (It smells like fruit!!!!! YUM!). And I do not use conditioner after but instead I apply some green wax-like stuff to my hair called Hair Food (by Johnson & Johnson). It's like this ultra-sheen super moisturizer stuff that ALWAYS makes my hair shiny and smooth.
 

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Old Spice body wash gets the job done and I smell nice for a while afterwards
 

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Dove Bar soap, good quality Cotton wash cloth, and Tea Tree Shampoo.

Scrub a dub dub, with cold water my winkie turns into a nub.

I have used the loofa's but after I read that they tend to harbor bacteria...eh... bye bye loofa.
 

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Dove Bar soap, good quality Cotton wash cloth, and Tea Tree Shampoo.

Scrub a dub dub, with cold water my winkie turns into a nub.

I have used the loofa's but after I read that they tend to harbor bacteria...eh... bye bye loofa.

Yep...to me any sponge is just like toothbrushs, they have a very short life...

Plus I use different sponges to different parts of my body..and although I'm more a shower person, before taking a bath I do have to have a shower and brush hard my foot too...eka...plus I dont take baths only if is in my home and the bath has been freshly bleached... Bleach is a wonderful liquid! :cool:

I don't know how people can just hang in any hot tubs and etc without knowing if its really clean. I much prefer fresh rivers feelings than to be stuck in a stagnate water in small space...even if they have that powerful jets that massages..I cannot be soaked there for long..no way.
 
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I don't know how people can just hang in any hot tubs and etc without knowing if its really clean. I much prefer fresh rivers feelings than to be stuck in a stagnate water in small space...even if they have that powerful jets that massages..I cannot be soaked there for long..no way.

Because we just can. Hiding away from germs and killing them before they reach us just makes our own bodies weaker... kicking their asses on the battlefront then asking where the rest of the fodder is... NOW THATS how we hardcore people operate. ;)

I can soak in water indefinately now too. And by indefinate I only mean 20 hours in a spa without wrinkles before the water suction makes it too tiring to thrust while beating off.



Oh i didnt know we were doing shampoos too.

I use Garnier Fructis Fortifying Shampoo (It smells like fruit!!!!! YUM!). And I do not use conditioner after but instead I apply some green wax-like stuff to my hair called Hair Food (by Johnson & Johnson). It's like this ultra-sheen super moisturizer stuff that ALWAYS makes my hair shiny and smooth.

Nice, Long and Strong here. And it'd be that much longer if people didn't keep cutting little pieces off for their voodoo dolls :(

(ofc they claim they aren't using it for voodoo...)
 

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Because we just can. Hiding away from germs and killing them before they reach us just makes our own bodies weaker... kicking their asses on the battlefront then asking where the rest of the fodder is... NOW THATS how we hardcore people operate. ;)

I understand Vestigial, and there is maybe there is to much use of antibacterial products (?)...but as a Brasilian believe me since childhood I was expose to many things that people from 1st world was/is not. I'm resistant because I was exposed..

But there are some kind of nasty and sharing stuff that's not cool...and public places, hotels, spa, pedicure water container, etc situations. I think prevention is a good thing.

My bleach and water spray mix is always ready to shot and kill, I make sure it happens in my home.
 
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I understand Vestigial, and there is maybe there is to much use of antibacterial products (?)...but as a Brasilian believe me since childhood I was expose to many things that people from 1st world was/is not. I'm resistant because I was exposed..

But there are some kind of nasty and sharing stuff that's not cool...and public places, hotels, spa, pedicure water container, etc situations. I think prevention is a good thing.

My bleach and water spray mix is always ready to shot and kill, I make sure it happens in my home.

I too was kept clean, way too clean... I always suffered illness regardless.

And I agree about lethal blood viruses... extremely few human bodies are set up to to fight them. There are tonnes of discarded needles in certain areas, some beaches included. A very worrying sight.


But if it's only your own equipment, or some slimy stagnant pond in nature, as long as your tough enough to deal with the stuff,.. well... as the aussies say... "she'll be right, mate" :D



And mosquitos can carry blood too.