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shower question (safe)
it's not the type of question you think it is!
when you go in the shower, do you keep turning up the heat? for example when you first fix the temperature to as warm as you want it, do you turn it up later?
so basically is there a temperature differenc from when you first fixed the temperature of the water to when it's time for you to get out the shower?
Yes.
always depends sometimes i'll slowly increase it to be hot and then when its too stuffy i take it down to ice cold
which ever works around the seasons ..
Yes i turn up the hot water as i get used to it.
the shower in my house is broked so i have to take baths and i do have to wait like a minute for it to warm up but thats ok 
yes, my body gets used to the temp, so I get it hotter.
plus at the end I like to burn my back wit hscolding hot water.
thanks for the input...i wasn't sure if i was one of the "few", lol.
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| Originally posted by jonSun Yes i turn up the hot water as i get used to it. |
no i like to scorch my skin right when i get in. then i like to end it by cooling off a bit.
I have to turn the heat up as I take a shower because my water heater sucks. It gets colder after I adjust the temperature...what a piece of crap!
Very warm to start out, the cooler as I wash my face (Don't like hot water on my face...scalp yes face no) then warm again and turning it up more the longer I stay in.
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| Originally posted by Slylee no i like to scorch my skin right when i get in. then i like to end it by cooling off a bit. |
Gradually turn up the heat until I'm ready to clean my face and then I lower it so I don't scorch my face. 
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| Originally posted by Slylee no i like to scorch my skin right when i get in. then i like to end it by cooling off a bit. |
I had a very hot hot hot shower today - I kept turning the hot down, but it wouldn't
It felt nice though, and usually in the winter I have hotter showers to clear the nasal passages & to relax my back !
I like relaxing in a hot bath too, especially in the winter with some victoria secret "secret crush" bubble bath and epson salts!
it's like a good kind of pain...i can't explain it. i have such sensitive skin, but for some reason, i'm able to tolerate very high levels of heat, as far as water/showering goes.
my ex bf's didn't like taking showers with me lol
"hey hone..JEESUS!!! turn it colder! wtf"
"no way, u get out then"
It really depends on time of day it is for me. I usually shower twice/day so, in the morning I take cool showers to help me wake up and in the evening I take hot showers to help my body relax before sleepytime. But yes, at night I progressively turn the temperature up as I get to the end of the festivities.
I like it barely above lukewarm to start, then I gradually make it a little warmer.
My insane wife likes to melt my skin off.
i start the water hot and then move it to cold... that way im not freezing my ass when i get out :_)
I start it hot and keep it steady the whole way.
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| Originally posted by Sunsnail I start it hot and keep it steady the whole way. |
Since we�re on the topic of showering, I�ll spread some knowledge. 
It�s actually bad for your skin (especially in the winter) to take an excessive amount of showers. I mean, it�s cool to get in there and strictly rinse off, but lathering your body with soap every time you shower (especially if it�s more than once a day) strips your skin of its natural and essential oils.
My dermatologist even said that when you do your �once a day� shower, you should only wash (with soap) places like under your arms, behind your ears and your private parts, and that�s it. Other than that, there�s no need to wash your entire body with soap , unless you work outdoors and are filthy when u get home (or after the gym). I never use soap on places like my legs and arms and stomach. Only a few times a week I will, like after I shave, I�ll use some body wash, but I�m more of a rinser and just use soap/body wash in the essential areas that need cleaning. Oh yea and feet. That�s the only thing I�m a psycho about. I always have to use a pumice stone and foot scrub�pretty much for every shower.
Same thing goes for your hair. I only wash mine about 3 or 4 times a week. My hair actually looks better, the longer I go without washing it.
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| Originally posted by Slylee Since we�re on the topic of showering, I�ll spread some knowledge. It�s actually bad for your skin (especially in the winter) to take an excessive amount of showers. I mean, it�s cool to get in there and strictly rinse off, but lathering your body with soap every time you shower (especially if it�s more than once a day) strips your skin of its natural and essential oils. My dermatologist even said that when you do your �once a day� shower, you should only wash (with soap) places like under your arms, behind your ears and your private parts, and that�s it. Other than that, there�s no need to wash your entire body with soap , unless you work outdoors and are filthy when u get home (or after the gym). I never use soap on places like my legs and arms and stomach. Only a few times a week I will, like after I shave, I�ll use some body wash, but I�m more of a rinser and just use soap/body wash in the essential areas that need cleaning. Oh yea and feet. That�s the only thing I�m a psycho about. I always have to use a pumice stone and foot scrub�pretty much for every shower. Same thing goes for your hair. I only wash mine about 3 or 4 times a week. My hair actually looks better, the longer I go without washing it. |
having crazy roomies drives me bonkers! that's why I live alone
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| Originally posted by Slylee Same thing goes for your hair. I only wash mine about 3 or 4 times a week. My hair actually looks better, the longer I go without washing it. |
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