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Is it reccommended that my teenage daughter should wash her body once or twice a day?
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Once a day: Unless there is an opportunity to get particularly dirty or sweaty, once a day is fine. Use soap only in the armpits and groin until another body part is dirty. All soaps remove body oils and risk dry skin. Plain water is fine most of the time.
Answered 10/4/2016
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