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Why Scratching Feels So Good: The Brain Chemistry Behind It  

What’s the Best Material for a Body Scrubber? Silicone vs Loofah, Bristle & Bamboo Let’s face it — nothing beats that fresh, squeaky-clean feeling after a good scrub. But here’s the secret most people miss: your scrubber matters just as much as your soap. The material you use on your skin can either leave it glowing and healthy — or irritated and begging for a break. Let’s break down the most common scrubber materials, how they stack up, and why one clearly rises above the rest (especially if you want clean, healthy skin without harboring mildew in your bathroom). 🧼 Silicone: The Modern Hero Best for: All skin types, including sensitiveVibe: Clean, durable, hygienic Silicone scrubbers are taking over for...

No, it is not safe to scratch a new tattoo! Scratching your new tattoo, even if it's itchy, can be very harmful and lead to various problems:1. Infection: Your tattoo is essentially an open wound, and scratching it can break the scab and introduce bacteria, leading to infection. This can cause redness, swelling, pain, and even scarring. 2. Delayed healing: Scratching can damage the delicate new skin cells and disrupt the healing process. This can prolong the healing time and increase the risk of scabbing, scarring, and discoloration. 3. Scarring: The more you scratch, the higher the chance of scar tissue forming. This can permanently damage the design and texture of your tattoo. 4. Ink loss: Scratching can scrape off...

Keep Your Back Scratcher Clean and Healthy Your Bearback Back Scratcher is a great way to relieve itchiness and tension, but it's important to keep it clean to prevent the spread of bacteria.  Since your Bearback is used directly on bare skin it regularly comes into contact with sweat and dead skin cells.  These substances can harbor bacteria and other germs, which can cause infections if they are not properly cleaned away. Here are some tips for cleaning your Bearback Back Scratcher: Remove the scratcher from the handle by gently sliding it to the left. Wash it with soap and water between uses. Wipe it down with a disinfectant wipe once a week. Soak it in a bleach solution (1 part bleach to 10...

There are a few reasons why you might choose to shave your back and body hair. Some people do it for personal hygiene, while others do it for aesthetic reasons. Whatever your reason, shaving your back and body hair can have a number of benefits, both physical and psychological. Physical Benefits of Shaving Back and Body Hair Reduces sweating: Body hair can trap sweat and moisture, which can lead to body odor and acne. Shaving your back and body hair can help to keep your skin dry and free of bacteria, which can lead to a healthier and more comfortable body. Improves hygiene: Body hair can be difficult to clean, which can lead to the build-up of dirt, sweat, and bacteria. Shaving...