Rain, Water and The You Know Who.

[sundaymorningstaple]

Then why is most of the head still literally wet and dripping down the back of their blouses then? You reckon they just stick their heads under water and the heck with the rest?

[morenangpinay]

but i know one guy who does the opposite...he bathes his body but not his head..i think he only really shower once a week. i know this because its the office rumor because he is always sick.

[the lynx]

From a female's perspective, I think washing hair before going to work is much more of a norm for women here because it is easier to style the hair when it is wet/damp (notice the ones with permed hair - the curls are damn tight when fresh off shower and curling cream.

What I'm amazed is that despite travelling out of house after shower for 1 hour, their hair still look wet/damp. Bad humidity issue?

PS: I'm an outlier in this statistic, I believe in washing hair before hitting the bed. My bed is a sacred sanctuary

[poodlek]

You reckon they just stick their heads under water and the heck with the rest?

I've witnessed this multiple times in public restrooms here. Also (I'm digressing a bit here) I've seen more folks skip washing their hands after using the restroom, but then cup their hands under the faucet and take a drink. I'd have to be dying of thirst before I took a sip from a public restroom sink...I'm sure it's all the same water as I'd get at a restaurant or wherever, but still. Yuck.

[sundaymorningstaple]

PS: I'm an outlier in this statistic, I believe in washing hair before hitting the bed. My bed is a sacred sanctuary

I believe in Shaving my head before bed! Takes too long in the morning to try to do it and S & S and cook & eat breakfast as well.

[sundaymorningstaple]

PS: I'm an outlier in this statistic, I believe in washing hair before hitting the bed. My bed is a sacred sanctuary

I believe in Shaving my head before bed! Takes too long in the morning to try to do it and S & S and cook & eat breakfast as well.