Women claim to have a better understanding of how to care for their hygiene than men (57% vs. 42%), according to new research. A survey of 1,000 men and 1,000 women looked at the differences in ...

Personal hygiene is important, as maintaining a healthy routine will reduce your chance of falling sick with a bacterial or viral infection. The different types of personal hygiene include hand ...

Personal hygiene may not be the easiest topic to broach with your tween, but as their bodies begin to change, their products and routines need to evolve, too. As tweens gain more independence ...

Personal hygiene is the practice of caring for one’s body. This practice includes bathing, washing one’s hands, brushing one’s teeth, and more. Personal hygiene practices can help you and ...

Personal hygiene covers taking care of all body parts, mainly external like skin, teeth, hair and nails. It might appear as a trivial task but it can greatly improve the quality of your life.

One Netball PNG has successfully concluded its Hamamas Lo Pilai program, a 7-week initiative that empowered 120 students ...

Personal hygiene refers to precautions taken to maintain own health and hygiene for protection from infectious diseases, fungal infections, and other related illnesses. Personal care can be ...

Depression, anxiety, PTSD, and even sensory processing disorders can impact our personal hygiene. Let's talk about it.

Unfortunately, you can’t make your daughter care for her hygiene. At 11, your daughter needs to be in charge of taking care of her body and looking after her appearance. She has to want to do it.

Each person’s idea of good personal hygiene differs based on upbringing, culture and available resources. Personal hygiene simply means cleaning and grooming your body, hair, teeth and nails.

Personal hygiene may not be the easiest topic to broach with your tween, but as their bodies begin to change, their products and routines need to evolve, too. As tweens gain more independence ...