WHAT TO DO IF YOU EVER SHOWER MORE THAN ONCE A DAY

 Summertime means it's hot, humid, and humid with sweat. We can all agree that nothing feels better on a hot day than taking a shower. If you're out and about, you might even want to rinse more than once throughout the day to get rid of the extra dirt and sweat.

If you don't pay attention to your shower routines, more frequent body washing could perhaps cause your skin to become dry.

Find below steps to keep your skin healthy if you must shower more than once per day

STAY WITH CHILLY OR LUKEWARM WATER. 

Although in general this is a fair rule of thumb, not everyone enjoys taking a lukewarm shower in the winter. But this ought to be more practical on those sweltering summer days.

Particularly if you take a shower more than once a day, taking extra-hot showers might dry out your skin. The case for cool showers in the summer is further strengthened by the fact that time in the sun can also dehydrate your skin. 

AVOID COVERING YOUR BODY IN SOAP.

One frequent myth is that the only way to fully cleanse your skin is to completely cover your body in soap. No matter how moisturizing your body wash recipe is, washing your skin frequently (particularly more than once per day) might cause dryness.

Only the regions of your body that truly get dirty or emit an odor require soap if you take showers more than once each day. Concentrate cleaning your pits, feet, and the skin around your private parts (you should never clean within your vagina because it self-cleans). Any extra filth or oil that may be on the rest of your body can be easily removed with water.

DON'T FORGET TO MOISTURIZE.

One of them should be completed if you can only perform one of them: After each shower, moisturize your skin. In addition to replenishing your skin's lipids and stopping transepidermal water loss, this helps to lock in the water.