Whenever I'm in the shower I tend to use only cold water to wash my face since warmer water feels weird. But I heard that using warm water first and then rinsing with cold water is better. Is this true.Is it a good idea to wash face with warm water first then cold water?
How To Wash Face : Put a wash cloth in Hot water and let that cloth sit on your face for a wile to loosen poors , than splash your face with hot water . use whatever to use to cleanse your face or whatever , make sure its foamy be for you wash it off , and rinse that off with warm to hot water , once all the face stuff is off splash your face with freezing cold water to tighten your poors . than you pat your face dry .
if your face feels like a elastic and/or shiny . get a tiny bit of lotion ( or face lotion stuff i don't know if you understand girlie stuff )and just rub that tiny bit all over .Is it a good idea to wash face with warm water first then cold water?
Yes.Warm water helps to rid your skin of old oils and softens the skin by opening the pores so the water can wash them out too.Cold water then tightens the skin.I haven't used soap on my face for 20 years unless it's filthy.I use warm water and a soft brush like nature intended.
well not sure but warm water opens pores releasing dirt then rinsing with cold closes pores well that's the so called theory.seems good idea .not expert just my opinion of wat have heard my complexion is good so presume its working
sometimes, because this can cause temperature difficulties in your blood so dont use HOT water then COLD water because it might be unsafe for your blood
warm water will open the pores of your skin and remove more dirt i imagine, then cold water to rinse your face after. Makes sense
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Can you get mouse shampoo from the shop and wash them with water?
i have two pet mice and i really want to know if you can wash them with special mouse shampoo or will the water make them sick?Can you get mouse shampoo from the shop and wash them with water?
I've only ever seen Rat shampoo.. I wouldn't suggest using it, it might not be a good idea and there could be things in it that could harm your mice.
If I don't have rat shampoo, I usually just wash my rats in warm water.. and sometimes cold (I have 2 and they like both hot %26amp; cold) I may not be a lot of help because I have rats, but usually Mice %26amp; Rats are clean animals and should be okay.. You should only wash them unless there fur is sticky or they have lice. But I personally, like to clean my rats once a month just in case they have missed some places and are still a little dirty, cleaning mice might be a little harder.. seeing as they are much smaller and/or tinier you have the risk of getting water or whatever you us to bath them, in their ears, eyes or mouth.. This could lead to extreme pain for them and/or infection.
But if you really are worried about them being dirty or want to get some water on them, try setting up a flat tray of water with things like pebbles, shells and treats.. Let them go in themselves! That's another way :) But you need to know you cant force them into water.. it could permanently damage them, they could have a fear or have a panic attack.
Hope that helps! :)Can you get mouse shampoo from the shop and wash them with water?
You don't need to wash mice.They wash themselves,rats on the other hand,could use a bath once in awhile,although if you keep there cages clean they will stay clean and smelling good.
If you deside to wash your mouse,you want to make sure it is a none sented,they do have sensitive skin,and watch out for their eyes.
There might be special shampoo for them. I use nice warm water and shampoo on my RATs and make sure that when the shampoo is rinsed off of them, that there is a warm towel fresh out of the dryer to dry them completly 100% off. so their body temp doesnt drop.
Google ';mouse care'; or ';is it ok to bathe a mouse';. I know some small animals temperatures will drop in a bath, and they can die of hypothermia...like hampsters.
We have a special rodent shampoo we bought from the pet store, you only need a blob the size of a 5 cent piece then just lather it in and then wash it all out. Make sure to thoroughly dry them at the end as they are more susceptible to colds and chills.
There are two kinds of rodents' shampoos, a powder and a actual shampoo
you use with water. You can only wash them about once a month and make
sure that the water is luke warm.
It is not needed, mice clean themselves same with rats and hamsters they don't need baths, and yes it could give them a cold and they could die,
Good luck
I've only ever seen Rat shampoo.. I wouldn't suggest using it, it might not be a good idea and there could be things in it that could harm your mice.
If I don't have rat shampoo, I usually just wash my rats in warm water.. and sometimes cold (I have 2 and they like both hot %26amp; cold) I may not be a lot of help because I have rats, but usually Mice %26amp; Rats are clean animals and should be okay.. You should only wash them unless there fur is sticky or they have lice. But I personally, like to clean my rats once a month just in case they have missed some places and are still a little dirty, cleaning mice might be a little harder.. seeing as they are much smaller and/or tinier you have the risk of getting water or whatever you us to bath them, in their ears, eyes or mouth.. This could lead to extreme pain for them and/or infection.
But if you really are worried about them being dirty or want to get some water on them, try setting up a flat tray of water with things like pebbles, shells and treats.. Let them go in themselves! That's another way :) But you need to know you cant force them into water.. it could permanently damage them, they could have a fear or have a panic attack.
Hope that helps! :)Can you get mouse shampoo from the shop and wash them with water?
You don't need to wash mice.They wash themselves,rats on the other hand,could use a bath once in awhile,although if you keep there cages clean they will stay clean and smelling good.
If you deside to wash your mouse,you want to make sure it is a none sented,they do have sensitive skin,and watch out for their eyes.
There might be special shampoo for them. I use nice warm water and shampoo on my RATs and make sure that when the shampoo is rinsed off of them, that there is a warm towel fresh out of the dryer to dry them completly 100% off. so their body temp doesnt drop.
Google ';mouse care'; or ';is it ok to bathe a mouse';. I know some small animals temperatures will drop in a bath, and they can die of hypothermia...like hampsters.
We have a special rodent shampoo we bought from the pet store, you only need a blob the size of a 5 cent piece then just lather it in and then wash it all out. Make sure to thoroughly dry them at the end as they are more susceptible to colds and chills.
There are two kinds of rodents' shampoos, a powder and a actual shampoo
you use with water. You can only wash them about once a month and make
sure that the water is luke warm.
It is not needed, mice clean themselves same with rats and hamsters they don't need baths, and yes it could give them a cold and they could die,
Good luck
What Happens If You Shave You Legs Just With Water? No Body Wash Or Shaving Cream?
I was just thinking that it would be so much easier to shave your legs in just water rather then using body wash or shaving cream. You could do it anytime, and it wouldn't take that long. I just wanted to know why you have to use body wash/shaving cream when you shave your legs.What Happens If You Shave You Legs Just With Water? No Body Wash Or Shaving Cream?
it will go very rashy and ichy dont try it
belive me i knoow from experieceWhat Happens If You Shave You Legs Just With Water? No Body Wash Or Shaving Cream?
I've done it before and it works but it actually takes a little longer cause your skin isn't as smooth and you have to be careful not to cut yourself, and the knees are even harder in my opinion. Also I sometimes miss spots because the shaving cream on my leg shows me where I haven't shaved but without the shaving cream it's harder to tell. You can do it though, it seems to be fine. Also shampoo works nicely.
You dont have to use any cream i just shave my legs with ordinary water and they are perfectly fine. Some people prefer to use cream though. If its your first time shaving then it might be worth using cream so that you get every bit of your legs because you might miss some spots.
x
Hi there.
Everyone's saying that it'll give you blisters or a rash or something, but I hardly ever use shaving cream/body wash when shaving my legs! Just my personal opinion. Try it without and see how it goes :)
Hope I helped you out.
If you use water alone, you are more likely to cut yourself. You need soap, cream, body wash, etc, to moisturize and make the razor flow easily on the skin without cutting it. Making sense?
the soap/shaving creme is like a lubrication. hence, you'll have a harder time shaving with water alone. and whatever you do don't shave dry legs, you will end up with a razor burn.
is u just use water it will probably cut your lag and it will fell itchy afterwards.........at least for me it did....
conditioner works a lot better than shaving cream, and conditioner is cheaper......
I believe the cream or body wash is supposed to be a buffer so that you don't get cut. I've shaved my legs with just water before... and I never did it again lol. Trust me, use a buffer.
You can cut your skin. If you shave without anything, your legs won't be nearly as soft. If you accidentally press to hard, you can get a really bad cut.
Uhm, mostly it depends on what kind of razor you have.
Why be lazy and skip a step and end up with ugly scars?
You'd smell nicer with body wash anyways:)
It will kind of be painful, put soap on your legs, that won't hurt.
You will get razor bumps and they are red bumps that are really gross and they hurt
You will get razor burn, it will hurt like a bastard and look terrible.
you wont get a close shave and it may hurt
nothing different,, doesnt hurt, doesnt give you bumps, nothin.. :)
u could get rashes
it will go very rashy and ichy dont try it
belive me i knoow from experieceWhat Happens If You Shave You Legs Just With Water? No Body Wash Or Shaving Cream?
I've done it before and it works but it actually takes a little longer cause your skin isn't as smooth and you have to be careful not to cut yourself, and the knees are even harder in my opinion. Also I sometimes miss spots because the shaving cream on my leg shows me where I haven't shaved but without the shaving cream it's harder to tell. You can do it though, it seems to be fine. Also shampoo works nicely.
You dont have to use any cream i just shave my legs with ordinary water and they are perfectly fine. Some people prefer to use cream though. If its your first time shaving then it might be worth using cream so that you get every bit of your legs because you might miss some spots.
x
Hi there.
Everyone's saying that it'll give you blisters or a rash or something, but I hardly ever use shaving cream/body wash when shaving my legs! Just my personal opinion. Try it without and see how it goes :)
Hope I helped you out.
If you use water alone, you are more likely to cut yourself. You need soap, cream, body wash, etc, to moisturize and make the razor flow easily on the skin without cutting it. Making sense?
the soap/shaving creme is like a lubrication. hence, you'll have a harder time shaving with water alone. and whatever you do don't shave dry legs, you will end up with a razor burn.
is u just use water it will probably cut your lag and it will fell itchy afterwards.........at least for me it did....
conditioner works a lot better than shaving cream, and conditioner is cheaper......
I believe the cream or body wash is supposed to be a buffer so that you don't get cut. I've shaved my legs with just water before... and I never did it again lol. Trust me, use a buffer.
You can cut your skin. If you shave without anything, your legs won't be nearly as soft. If you accidentally press to hard, you can get a really bad cut.
Uhm, mostly it depends on what kind of razor you have.
Why be lazy and skip a step and end up with ugly scars?
You'd smell nicer with body wash anyways:)
It will kind of be painful, put soap on your legs, that won't hurt.
You will get razor bumps and they are red bumps that are really gross and they hurt
You will get razor burn, it will hurt like a bastard and look terrible.
you wont get a close shave and it may hurt
nothing different,, doesnt hurt, doesnt give you bumps, nothin.. :)
u could get rashes
Does anyone use only water to wash their face?
I recently met a woman with the most beautiful skin I have ever seen. I asked her what products she used and she replied nothing. She just washes her face with water (just like you would with cleanser--just no cleanser!). I've been asking people ever since and I have only found two other people who use that method--one has very nice skin and actually says she used to have acne but it cleared up when she started using water only, the other has pretty congested looking skin.
Has anyone out there actually done this? Has anyone who has/used to have congested skin try it? Did it work? Is there a bad transition period while your skin adjusts its oil production? How long did it take to adjust?Does anyone use only water to wash their face?
Yes of course, i had a very bad experience with fake cleanser , my face was covered with rashes, i was advice to use only water to wash my face to get back to normal, after using only water for two weeks, my face became more beautiful, fresh, in fact i could not believe myself.Does anyone use only water to wash their face?
Its all about genes. IF she has nice skin, its probably genetic. Most people can get away with using NOTHING and not getting pimples. I personally wash my face 2 times a day and dont get pimples, but if I go a few days without washing my face... I start to get oily skin. I wouldnt stop doing what you are doing now, especially if you are prone to acne. Good luck
I only use water.
Some people just have a gene that makes you have poor skin protection agaisnt zits,etc.
But ever once in a while I do use some other stuff.
That sounds good stuff that does. I dont think i could live without my cleanser though. I dont have terrible skin but yes, im always looking for new things to make it better. Hopefully it will in time.
If you try the water thing, good luck, if it works i hope you can e-mail me and i will most definitly try it x
I have VERY oily skin and found that warm water on a washcloth worked as well as any of the special products for oily skin...
Sweets everyone has their own skin regiment and if someone eats apples they get great skin and someone else gets pimples coz I know someone who drinks juices and she gets bad skin and we all know jucies makes skin glow. Same with wine, it can make skin rosy but can also cause allergies to others.
I for example use dove wash and then dry it and then use creams for the extra pampering effect spending 800$ dollars a month alone on my skin and body. But I do have a good skin touch wood and thanks to God, but some friends just have it all badly.
Till today my answer is
exercise and sweating to detox and have ravishing clean clear skin
drinking lots of water
juices
Intake of fruits veggies and proteins
Happiness and laughter
Stress free
and few other choices like good diet etc
it's in her genes that's why she has good skin even though she said she USED TO HAVE acne that means at a certain age it would naturally disappear.
water won't remove the dirt from pollution...so you need soap to remove dirt and oil.
You may read through all these answers and make a decision based on others' experiences, but your skin may react totally differently than these people! Some cleansers may cause irritation due to harsher ingredients, if you have sensitive skin. Others do an amazing job. Try some different methods, and choose for yourself.
About the whole water only thing, I think people who can use only water have great skin to begin with.
Just water cannot cure skin problems. Leading a healthier lifestyle will make it easier to clear up skin.
We in India wash our face with water and soapnut and our women use raw turmeric paste for generations. Only recently the girls are using all artificial things and spoil their face and waste money.
no only using water would be rinsing or splashing your face no washing it! lol
i also only use water and once in a while a herbal cleanser. reason for this is because i have very sensitive skin. I worked fronline for a skincare company for 6 yrs and i have great skin and get complimented on my skin all the time. Because my skin is in such good condition everbody thinks i must use really expensive products but all i do is wash with water and apply a herbal moisturiser!
I used to use cleansers and I had breakouts and acne. But now for the most part I just use water. Every once in a while I will use an all natural cleanser with apricot and bits of peach pit to help exfoliate(found at a health store). Cleansers generally dry out the skin. Even moisturizing kinds can be that way. By using just water your skin can producuce the oils to keep you skin the way it should be. Cleansers will strip the skin of these oils and could actually cause breakouts instead of helping them.
Has anyone out there actually done this? Has anyone who has/used to have congested skin try it? Did it work? Is there a bad transition period while your skin adjusts its oil production? How long did it take to adjust?Does anyone use only water to wash their face?
Yes of course, i had a very bad experience with fake cleanser , my face was covered with rashes, i was advice to use only water to wash my face to get back to normal, after using only water for two weeks, my face became more beautiful, fresh, in fact i could not believe myself.Does anyone use only water to wash their face?
Its all about genes. IF she has nice skin, its probably genetic. Most people can get away with using NOTHING and not getting pimples. I personally wash my face 2 times a day and dont get pimples, but if I go a few days without washing my face... I start to get oily skin. I wouldnt stop doing what you are doing now, especially if you are prone to acne. Good luck
I only use water.
Some people just have a gene that makes you have poor skin protection agaisnt zits,etc.
But ever once in a while I do use some other stuff.
That sounds good stuff that does. I dont think i could live without my cleanser though. I dont have terrible skin but yes, im always looking for new things to make it better. Hopefully it will in time.
If you try the water thing, good luck, if it works i hope you can e-mail me and i will most definitly try it x
I have VERY oily skin and found that warm water on a washcloth worked as well as any of the special products for oily skin...
Sweets everyone has their own skin regiment and if someone eats apples they get great skin and someone else gets pimples coz I know someone who drinks juices and she gets bad skin and we all know jucies makes skin glow. Same with wine, it can make skin rosy but can also cause allergies to others.
I for example use dove wash and then dry it and then use creams for the extra pampering effect spending 800$ dollars a month alone on my skin and body. But I do have a good skin touch wood and thanks to God, but some friends just have it all badly.
Till today my answer is
exercise and sweating to detox and have ravishing clean clear skin
drinking lots of water
juices
Intake of fruits veggies and proteins
Happiness and laughter
Stress free
and few other choices like good diet etc
it's in her genes that's why she has good skin even though she said she USED TO HAVE acne that means at a certain age it would naturally disappear.
water won't remove the dirt from pollution...so you need soap to remove dirt and oil.
You may read through all these answers and make a decision based on others' experiences, but your skin may react totally differently than these people! Some cleansers may cause irritation due to harsher ingredients, if you have sensitive skin. Others do an amazing job. Try some different methods, and choose for yourself.
About the whole water only thing, I think people who can use only water have great skin to begin with.
Just water cannot cure skin problems. Leading a healthier lifestyle will make it easier to clear up skin.
We in India wash our face with water and soapnut and our women use raw turmeric paste for generations. Only recently the girls are using all artificial things and spoil their face and waste money.
no only using water would be rinsing or splashing your face no washing it! lol
i also only use water and once in a while a herbal cleanser. reason for this is because i have very sensitive skin. I worked fronline for a skincare company for 6 yrs and i have great skin and get complimented on my skin all the time. Because my skin is in such good condition everbody thinks i must use really expensive products but all i do is wash with water and apply a herbal moisturiser!
I used to use cleansers and I had breakouts and acne. But now for the most part I just use water. Every once in a while I will use an all natural cleanser with apricot and bits of peach pit to help exfoliate(found at a health store). Cleansers generally dry out the skin. Even moisturizing kinds can be that way. By using just water your skin can producuce the oils to keep you skin the way it should be. Cleansers will strip the skin of these oils and could actually cause breakouts instead of helping them.
Is it true that if you put your mouth guard in listerine mouth wash and warm water it will kill the germs?
I have done this for 2 months and was wondering how else to clean my mouth guards.Is it true that if you put your mouth guard in listerine mouth wash and warm water it will kill the germs?
I don't have a mouth guard, but I have something similar that I wear to bed at night. I just brush it with toothpaste when I brush my teeth. I also have tablets that are made to clean retainers and stuff. You just add it to water and it fizzs up. I do that once a week or so.Is it true that if you put your mouth guard in listerine mouth wash and warm water it will kill the germs?
I suspect it will work fine. Don't know how the alcohol will eventually affect the plastic, though. You could also soak them in a 10% solution of bleach and water and rinse them well.
It IS true.
My boyfriend wears a mouthguard every night. Before putting it in his mouth, he gives it a nice ';bath'; in warm water and listerine for about ten minutes.
He still does the brushing in the morning, though.
I don't have a mouth guard, but I have something similar that I wear to bed at night. I just brush it with toothpaste when I brush my teeth. I also have tablets that are made to clean retainers and stuff. You just add it to water and it fizzs up. I do that once a week or so.Is it true that if you put your mouth guard in listerine mouth wash and warm water it will kill the germs?
I suspect it will work fine. Don't know how the alcohol will eventually affect the plastic, though. You could also soak them in a 10% solution of bleach and water and rinse them well.
It IS true.
My boyfriend wears a mouthguard every night. Before putting it in his mouth, he gives it a nice ';bath'; in warm water and listerine for about ten minutes.
He still does the brushing in the morning, though.
Can water wash away fingerprints?
Like if a murderer wanted to cover up all his fingerprints, can he soak and/or wash everything that possibly has his fingerprints? If not, what is out there that could make a fingerprint disappear? And I know that forensic teams %26amp; FBI have way more ways and technology to prove someone guilty without the evidence of any fingerprints, but I'm just asking this specific question.Can water wash away fingerprints?
no because they stick to the meterial untill washed off with something strong like bleachCan water wash away fingerprints?
i wouldn't think so get a mirror put you hand print on it then run under water and see if it is gone it will be there. wearing gloves and wiping down is all i know from watching tv.
So now that we know what fingerprints are, how do people leave them behind at a crime scene? Since your fingers are covered in skin, they are also covered in skin pores. Skin pores produce oils and sweat, which are distributed on your fingers. When you touch something, those liquids are left on the surface, in the shape of your fingerprints (just like a rubber stamp with ink on it). It's those compounds that can be detected by forensic technicians, using a number of methods. The oily compounds left behind are often detected by good old fingerprint powder, just as you see on any TV detective movie. Like everything however, science has advanced fingerprint powders quite a lot since the early days. Modern fingerprint powders contain various compounds that did not even exist when fingerprint powders were invented (making them far more sensitive), and are usually applied using special soft fiberglass brushes, which do less damage to the fingerprints. When a fingerprint has not yet been detected, it's known as a ';latent print'; (latent for short). Modern science has found many other ways to detect latents, however. When you touch an object, the chemicals in your sweat may be absorbed into that object (paper is a good example of this), and there are now chemicals which can develop these latents quite nicely. Even paper, which has been soaking wet, can now be successfully examined for fingerprints, using advanced chemicals. The Laser has been a great boon to law enforcement officials as well, due to its ability to detect certain fingerprints. Some types of Lasers cause chemicals in some fingerprints to ';fluoresce'; or glow, which allows them to be photographed as evidence. There are also dyes that can be sprayed on pieces of evidence to help fingerprints to be more visible to the Laser. The Laser has been extremely useful in obtaining fingerprints from human bodies, a feat that was nearly impossible only a few years ago. Many surfaces, which were difficult to obtain useable fingerprint from in the past, are now routinely examined successfully due to all of these scientific advancescamera
no because they stick to the meterial untill washed off with something strong like bleachCan water wash away fingerprints?
i wouldn't think so get a mirror put you hand print on it then run under water and see if it is gone it will be there. wearing gloves and wiping down is all i know from watching tv.
So now that we know what fingerprints are, how do people leave them behind at a crime scene? Since your fingers are covered in skin, they are also covered in skin pores. Skin pores produce oils and sweat, which are distributed on your fingers. When you touch something, those liquids are left on the surface, in the shape of your fingerprints (just like a rubber stamp with ink on it). It's those compounds that can be detected by forensic technicians, using a number of methods. The oily compounds left behind are often detected by good old fingerprint powder, just as you see on any TV detective movie. Like everything however, science has advanced fingerprint powders quite a lot since the early days. Modern fingerprint powders contain various compounds that did not even exist when fingerprint powders were invented (making them far more sensitive), and are usually applied using special soft fiberglass brushes, which do less damage to the fingerprints. When a fingerprint has not yet been detected, it's known as a ';latent print'; (latent for short). Modern science has found many other ways to detect latents, however. When you touch an object, the chemicals in your sweat may be absorbed into that object (paper is a good example of this), and there are now chemicals which can develop these latents quite nicely. Even paper, which has been soaking wet, can now be successfully examined for fingerprints, using advanced chemicals. The Laser has been a great boon to law enforcement officials as well, due to its ability to detect certain fingerprints. Some types of Lasers cause chemicals in some fingerprints to ';fluoresce'; or glow, which allows them to be photographed as evidence. There are also dyes that can be sprayed on pieces of evidence to help fingerprints to be more visible to the Laser. The Laser has been extremely useful in obtaining fingerprints from human bodies, a feat that was nearly impossible only a few years ago. Many surfaces, which were difficult to obtain useable fingerprint from in the past, are now routinely examined successfully due to all of these scientific advances
Can you get mouse shampoo from the shop and wash them with water?
i have two pet mice and i really want to know if you can wash them with special mouse shampoo or will the water make them sick?Can you get mouse shampoo from the shop and wash them with water?
Mice really don't need you to bathe them, as they are very good about keeping themselves clean. If they become soiled by some odd mishap, gently clean them with an unscented baby wipe.
There is no soap or shampoo specifically made for mice that I know of %26amp; giving them a bath could be dangerous.Can you get mouse shampoo from the shop and wash them with water?
Mice clean themselves. If you were to wash them, they would get too cold after being wet and most likely die because their bodies can't handle cold very well.
Mice really don't need you to bathe them, as they are very good about keeping themselves clean. If they become soiled by some odd mishap, gently clean them with an unscented baby wipe.
There is no soap or shampoo specifically made for mice that I know of %26amp; giving them a bath could be dangerous.Can you get mouse shampoo from the shop and wash them with water?
Mice clean themselves. If you were to wash them, they would get too cold after being wet and most likely die because their bodies can't handle cold very well.
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