You can spend less time in the shower

I was a little scared when I read the shower for only 4 to 5 minutes. I know that I have eaten at least 10 times. I know that I wash my hair almost every time I take a shower, but I can't figure out what the rest of the time is. Whenever I take a shower, it seems that time distortion has occurred. When I pay more attention, I can condense the task and cut these times in half. Below, I will list the things I like to do to save time and tips that seem to apply to others.

What do you really need to do when showering?

Most of us wash our hair while showering, which is often a very time consuming task. You can consider whether you can wash your hair under the sink or faucet after turning off the shower. This concentrates on the time we spend washing our hair, which makes it easier to open and close the water during foaming and conditioning.

Many women will shave their legs while taking a bath, but you may find that they are better preserved when you go out. Again, it will use less water because you only need to run the water while wetting your legs and cleaning the razor. This is also the safest and smoothest way to shave because you can sit down and foam your legs more carefully and use a razor.

So you have to wash your hair in the shower.

I have to admit that I can't wash my hair in the sink or bathtub. It broke my back and my hair was long enough that it tried to walk down the drain. EW! So, if you find it difficult, I have a lot of opportunities to wash your hair and wash your hair forever.

Consider using a 2-in-1 conditioner. If you still need to use two different products, I will give you some ideas. Before shampooing, let the water on your hair wet and then foam the wash cloth. Place the cloth somewhere, such as the top of a shampoo bottle. Then, apply shampoo and rinse off most of the shampoo. Do not attempt to rinse off any shampoo before putting the conditioner. I mean, you have to rinse more anyway. Use a cloth when your conditioner is absorbed into your hair. Start rinsing your hair and do something you need to do during this time, such as shaving something.

Want to know how long you have been bathing?

You can use the egg timer or set an alarm, but it's more fun to make a playlist with about four minutes of songs. You will know how far your song is, so it can prevent annoying situations like soapy hair when the egg timer goes out. You can use a waterproof iPod player for a shower, or connect your speakers to a music player and use it in the bathroom outside the shower. If you want to be cheaper and less dependent on the gadget's route, you can simply sing a song about four minutes.

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