Acne: If you suffer from oily skin, taking a shower in the afternoon can help you remove the dirt and oil that come from environmental pollutants. These can clog your pores and give you acne. Plus you can apply night moisturizer and let your skin repair overnight.
Stress Reliever: There’s nothing better than a cold shower at night after you’ve had a long day. Showers help reduce cortisol lives, which relieve stress. Also, if you go for a workout after work, taking a shower will help you feel cleaner and also relieve your tense muscles.
Allergies: Those that suffer from hay fever or allergies can benefit from showering as soon as they get home from work or school. Pollen particles hide on your body, hair, clothes, and shoes, so you’ll still have the symptoms even when you’re inside.
Water temperature is something else to take into consideration. Hot showers help relieve tension and soothe stiff muscles. Cold showers can help blood circulation and even increase your immunity. We leave it up you, but it seems that either way you benefit, it really depends what mood you’re in and what your day looks like.
