VHunter
Well-Known Member
Okey doke..
I think I offended friends by accident on my FB yesterday WHOOOPS:o
But here goes...
I read an article and it freaked me out: Deadspin, Sports News without Access, Favor, or Discretion
that caused me to post the following status:
And so the debate ensued.
SO I'm asking all of you for your thoughts on this.
I learned in my Cosmetology course (ummm 20yrs ago, so sorry if knowledge isn't current) that for the face, it's best to use only fingertips gently or a gentle sponge. Nothing coarse/rough etc because the skin is thin etc.
But I confess, I use a facial exfoliating sponge because I can't stand the idea of NOT doing it.
For showers, a fresh cloth EVERY time. No moldy/mildewy cloth for me.
I figure: if soap scum builds up on the tub, then it will on me too. Also, other things to 'scrub' off are: dead skin, dirt, sweat, oils, residues from creams/lotions/antiperspirants etc that can clog pores blah blah blah.
Ok, and here's the next part, and PLEASE bear with me, I'm NOT trying to gross anyone out... but just being realistic.
You moms will know what I'm talking about... sometimes kids/hubbies put stuff in the laundry that has 'skid marks' so we KNOW that they didn't do such a great job with the toilet paper...So THAT means when they get into the shower/tub and don't use a cloth, and then put that soap bar where the sun doesn't shine...
Ok, are you following? I REALLY DO NOT WANT to use THAT soap on my face!!!
Having said all of that: Which way is more hygienic?
Cloth/Sponge/Loofah/etc VS bare hands?
(assuming that the user uses a clean cloth every time and puts it in the laundry)
I think I offended friends by accident on my FB yesterday WHOOOPS:o
But here goes...
I read an article and it freaked me out: Deadspin, Sports News without Access, Favor, or Discretion
that caused me to post the following status:
Oy, some of the things I read surprise me! Can you clean dishes with your bare hands? What about your floors/toilets/bathtubs? Can you clean THOSE with your bare hands and a handfull of soap? No? THEN WHY DO YOU THINK RUBBING SOAP ALL OVER YOU MAKES YOU CLEAN?? argggghhh
And so the debate ensued.
SO I'm asking all of you for your thoughts on this.
I learned in my Cosmetology course (ummm 20yrs ago, so sorry if knowledge isn't current) that for the face, it's best to use only fingertips gently or a gentle sponge. Nothing coarse/rough etc because the skin is thin etc.
But I confess, I use a facial exfoliating sponge because I can't stand the idea of NOT doing it.
For showers, a fresh cloth EVERY time. No moldy/mildewy cloth for me.
I figure: if soap scum builds up on the tub, then it will on me too. Also, other things to 'scrub' off are: dead skin, dirt, sweat, oils, residues from creams/lotions/antiperspirants etc that can clog pores blah blah blah.
Ok, and here's the next part, and PLEASE bear with me, I'm NOT trying to gross anyone out... but just being realistic.
You moms will know what I'm talking about... sometimes kids/hubbies put stuff in the laundry that has 'skid marks' so we KNOW that they didn't do such a great job with the toilet paper...So THAT means when they get into the shower/tub and don't use a cloth, and then put that soap bar where the sun doesn't shine...
Ok, are you following? I REALLY DO NOT WANT to use THAT soap on my face!!!
Having said all of that: Which way is more hygienic?
Cloth/Sponge/Loofah/etc VS bare hands?
(assuming that the user uses a clean cloth every time and puts it in the laundry)