Soap is an extreme intervention, only you know when you should or shouldn't :)
Thing is you have to be committed to actually cleaning yourself & preferably soaking in baths till youre pruney.
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Interesting. I've been downsizing my shower setup to the point where all I've got is a linen curtain and a bar of my soap, and now I'm hearing that I can even lighten up on the soap if I want. It's pretty wild, I might try it out for a bit and see how it goes.
Get ready to have the best skin out of everyone you know.
On the days I use soap I use some tallow or face oil to nourish some.
For perspective, I used soap once in January.
I needed it.
Sometimes I put a couple drops of lavender 🪻 I got from France for some aroma therapeutics 🤣🤌
Haha, who needs boring old unscented baths when you could at least have it smell nice 😆
What are your thoughts on Epsom salts and such to soak in?
Once in a while type thing - but also depends on your water source - if mineral deficiency is a problem maybe there's some more intervention with salts needed.
Took my first soapless shower and it feels good. It was a bit more work, sure, but that's ok.
Water is life! That's all we need 💦
But yes more effort, more proof of work, more balanced skin biome🤌🤝😎
Hell yeah 💪
I've been doing this for a few months now & I'm more shook than when I was fully orange pilled.
Just insane the education we lack from a base level of fucking cleaning ourselves & skin.
Next step for you if not already in your regimen is to Sauna, cleans you out further.
This is just one thing in a long long string of similar discoveries. Being healthy is so cheap when you're not buying a ton of fiat garbage.
It gets pretty hot in Florida. Just need to lie in the sun for a half hour and that gets the job done.
For sure, the soap one just really fucked me up 🤣.
Way cheaper to be ELITE 😎.
Sun is different than sauna, I also get sun & sweat running & tanning but no replacement.