I wash myself with a rag on a stick.
I wash myself with a rag on a stick.
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Irish Spring has that really strong "this is a product for MEN!" scent.
Wash rag
People in here just use soap? No rag or loofah? How the hell do you wash ya ass?
Wash rag
People in here just use soap? No rag or loofah? How the hell do you wash ya ass?
With a detachable shower head.People in here just use soap? No rag or loofah? How the hell do you wash ya ass?
Well ok then prince AkeemI honestly couldn't tell you, OP. My eyes are usually closed when my bathers cleanse me, and they have a delicate touch.
People in here just use soap? No rag or loofah? How the hell do you wash ya ass?
Unless you work on a farm you don't need to use soap.
Well ok then prince Akeem
Someone explain this to me. I always use soap... was I doing it wrong this whole time.
How About No
That doesn't even make sense.
When I was like 7 or 8 I thought loofahs were for your body and wash cloths were flossing your crack. Anytime I slept over at a friends house and they offered me a rag for my shower, I declined. I didn't want to put their towels in my butt.
To answer the OP, loofahs only these days 👍
So you don't wash your butt?
Bacteria love feasting on the dead skin cells trapped within the loofah netting. According to this research paper, it takes over 2 weeks of drying out a loofah to substantially decrease the bacterial counts. Otherwise, regularly bleaching the loofah was recommended. Neither I suspect many people actually do. Too bad the paper didn't follow up with a comparison study versus bar and liquid soaps alone.
Bacteria love feasting on the dead skin cells trapped within the loofah netting. According to this research paper, it takes over 2 weeks of drying out a loofah to substantially decrease the bacterial counts. Otherwise, regularly bleaching the loofah was recommended. Neither I suspect many people actually do. I guess you can microwave it, but that wasn't mentioned. Too bad the paper didn't follow up with a comparison study versus bar and liquid soaps alone.
I don't use bar soap in the ass. That area is sensitive. I use cetaphil. Drying that area out is risky for skin infections. I just put some liquid soap on my hands and wash out the area. No need for rag or loofah. The soap collects bacteria and grime and rinses away in water. Even if you use a bar, the layer of soap that collects the grime and bacteria just washes off.
Why did this make me laugh
I fill my bathtub with water, put some liquid soap in the water, then get naked and twerk in the tub then rinse.
I mean... it doesn't go IN the ass...
The skin around the anus and ass crack is still sensitive and prone to yeast and other skin infections because of the sweat and heat. It's good to avoid to irritate that area.
The skin around the anus and ass crack is still sensitive and prone to yeast and other skin infections because of the sweat and heat. It's good to avoid to irritate that area.
I fill my bathtub with water, put some liquid soap in the water, then get naked and twerk in the tub then rinse.