3. Under the breasts and in skin folds
Moisture can easily accumulate in skin folds, especially under the breasts, around the thighs, or between the thighs. This creates an ideal environment for immune cells and fungi. Wash gently, thoroughly, and thoroughly with a light, unscented powder to address the dryness of this area.
4. These
are often overlooked items, yet they are among the most common items that can be found in pots and pans, especially on warm days or after physical exposure. A quick wash and rinse can help prevent irritation and the consequences of infection.
5. Navel:
Sweat, lint, and bacteria can accumulate in your navel. Depending on whether it's "inside" or "outside," gently clean any residue with a cloth or cotton ball soaked in warm soapy water, then rinse and pat dry.
💡 Additional usage information for adults over 60
: Use lukewarm water instead of hot water to prevent dry skin.
Choose specific, fragrance-free cleansers for chronically sensitive skin.
Moisturize after bathing to help keep it in place.
Wear breathable fabrics to help reduce sweating.
