Personal Hygiene & Grooming Tips
Grooming and personal care is an indicator of how you feel about yourself. They signify to the world that you take the time to care for yourself and your appearance. If you aren't accustomed to taking care of your physical appearance, you may need help getting started on perfecting your personal hygiene and grooming habits. Does this Spark an idea?
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Ears
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One area of the body that can be easily overlooked, even when you bathe and wash daily, is your ears. As part of your regular grooming process, clean behind your ears with a washcloth and face cleanser, and also clean around the edges if necessary. Even if you look amazing, dirty ears will make it look as though you don't value personal hygiene.
Lotion
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Even if your skin is not excessively dry, applying a lightly fragranced body lotion daily will keep it supple, and it will also smell nice. If your skin is dry, lotion is more of a necessity to prevent it from becoming itchy and uncomfortable. Applying body lotion will also smooth out any dry patches, and it will give your skin a sheen and youthful glow.
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Nails
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Make certain that your hands and fingernails are well groomed. Hands are actually one of the most visible parts of yourself because you use them often. This doesn't mean that you have to actually paint them or pay for expensive manicures---unless you wish. Just keep your hands and cuticles moisturized. File the fingernails into a nice shape and remove any hangnails.
Feet
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Dry, cracked heels are painful and annoying. In addition, you might feel embarrassed by them, especially if your significant other has seen or felt them. Take care of your feet, as they take a lot of wear and tear. One way to do this is with the use a pumice stone in the shower to scrub off all dead skin. Once you have done this, apply a thick lotion or body butter and rub it all over your feet.
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References
- Photo Credit painting fingernails image by Brett Mulcahy from Fotolia.com
