Not an option if you have a dirty job. I'll take my chances with tap water to remove paints and dust from my skin.
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>Zero people have said anything
Because the average normie will go out of their way to avoid conflict.
>I smell fucking amazing
That's called being noseblind. Your senses have adapted to the stench and filter it out.
Because the average normie will go out of their way to avoid conflict.
>I smell fucking amazing
That's called being noseblind. Your senses have adapted to the stench and filter it out.
i always thought you were an actual nigger but Bosnian wasn't on my bingo card
granted i agree with you that the commercial soaps they sell (full of SLS and chemicals) are basically poison and makes you infertile, i use natural hippy shit that's made with aloe vera and essential oils with no filler or jew chemicals (not even expensive since i'm buying from a local, small supplier with limited stock)
>my diet is raw meat meat
you know who eats raw meat? **Animals and Africans**
and we're certainly neither.
granted i agree with you that the commercial soaps they sell (full of SLS and chemicals) are basically poison and makes you infertile, i use natural hippy shit that's made with aloe vera and essential oils with no filler or jew chemicals (not even expensive since i'm buying from a local, small supplier with limited stock)
>my diet is raw meat meat
you know who eats raw meat? **Animals and Africans**
and we're certainly neither.
It finally clicks why OP talks like an incel pajeet
Because HE IS a pajeet
Because HE IS a pajeet
I shower everyday.
I quit using shampoo, my hair improved. Tried again after a few months and my hair was a mess for a couple weeks immediately after.
I tried no soap for a few weeks, athletes foot went away; I thought it would've gotten worse, but it went away.
I really began to question if only water is needed. If water is good enough to clean a drinking fountain after someone slobbers on it, why not enough to clean a man?
I read that in older days Americans only bathed once a week, wore the same clothes all week; had a set of Sunday clothes to wear (which were never expected to get dirty) while washing their one set. I have yet to attempt to adopt this model, but it does make me wonder if we all overdo it with bathing.
I still use soap in areas where odors occur everyday; I found occasionally water wasn't enough.
I need to wear deodorant; I tried without it, doesn't work for me. My diet is not clean enough yet.
I have come across some health gurus that don't shower and smell good simply because of their diet, so this concept isn't foreign to me.
I quit using shampoo, my hair improved. Tried again after a few months and my hair was a mess for a couple weeks immediately after.
I tried no soap for a few weeks, athletes foot went away; I thought it would've gotten worse, but it went away.
I really began to question if only water is needed. If water is good enough to clean a drinking fountain after someone slobbers on it, why not enough to clean a man?
I read that in older days Americans only bathed once a week, wore the same clothes all week; had a set of Sunday clothes to wear (which were never expected to get dirty) while washing their one set. I have yet to attempt to adopt this model, but it does make me wonder if we all overdo it with bathing.
I still use soap in areas where odors occur everyday; I found occasionally water wasn't enough.
I need to wear deodorant; I tried without it, doesn't work for me. My diet is not clean enough yet.
I have come across some health gurus that don't shower and smell good simply because of their diet, so this concept isn't foreign to me.
There are vegetable alternatives to toxin-laced soaps and shampoos. You should look into them. They're much milder on your skin too.
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