Fuslie & ExtraEmily Explain Shower Habits to QTCinderella 

unfortunately around those 2, she is lmao

East Asians are just built different

@@pretzels713This is not an Asian thing. This is those two.

This is not an Asian thing at all lol.

Did I just watch 2 people Gaslight QT believing showering everyday is weird?

4:34 i thought she was going to ask "do they have bfs" lol

From experience I can tell you it's actually less work. The routine develops by itself over time, so it might seem more complicated but really that just kinda happens. And it's actually better for my hair too so win win in my book.

washing and conditioning long hair takes so long

​@@alighani2720and the drying. Shit takes forever

This has been a thing for a while lol

Certified grime gremlin

Invented? Were you born yesterday? Are you new to planet Earth?

i've been doing that for years haha

@@KittenxMae But why? Isn't it more work than just showering? I have half a mind to just finance a decent quality shower cap and send it to y'all lol

Yeah that's just nuts. Like how far would it extend? I don't get anything noticeable on my hands when using the bathroom - does that mean I shouldn't wash them? Of course not.

imagine Asmongold would have been there, they have the same routine, including washting shirts etc. or better, in that case I assume Asmon is gold, they are silver. (I know, that imagination needed for that is huge, Asmon leaving the house...)

"I washed my hands today. that's gotta be at least a tenth shower"

Yea they take it way too far, all you have to do is think, “did I shower yesterday?” If yes you can skip a shower, and then if you do anything sweaty like going outside for more than an hour or going to the gym you should shower as soon as possible. I will also take a shower if I take a dump thats hard to clean. So using this method it ends up being closer to taking a shower like 75% of the days in a month. Also, if skipping taking a shower, I always change into clean clothes, and I’m kind of OCD about handwashing, I probably wash my hands about 6times a day.

Omg I feel called out lol

Showering every day is not proven to be healthier...in fact, it probably is worse for health.

​​@@bftjoetrue. Because it strips your body of your oil and healthy bacteria. If you do shower everyday, do it with just water.

​@@bftjoeyeah if showering everyday is gonna be the thing that gets me sick, then so be it

@@bftjoe It depends what you do, daily showers with very aggressive soap or shampoo is not healthy. Daily showers with less aggressive soap or a rinse are definitely healthy. Any less frequent than AT LEAST every other day is definitely not healthy.

@@JB-xl2jc ALL soap is going to remove beneficial bacteria...

well, except when you ask dermatologists they usually say we shower too much. Every day showering destroys the protective layer on your skin microorganisms built and is in fact unhealthier. I do also shower everyday, because I learned it that way and just need it to feel fresh and good, but to me it seems ppl that think it's 'dirty' to shower not that often are more stuck in their habits that these girls.

@@BoredMarcusI think another thing to consider is how often you leave your house & going out interacting w/ other ppl. The more you do, of course it makes sense to shower more. If your asmon & hardly leave your house, then you can make trade offs imo lol

@@BoredMarcus the washing your body argument isn’t a one size fits all kind of thing. Most doctors have agreed that it’s okay to shower everyday for most people. As for others they should for other medical reasons. But the times I’ve heard Leslie says she hasn’t washed after being at festivals like Coachella and such you can’t argue that isn’t bad. I agree everyone is different and it depends on your activities for the day. But do think that just cause you don’t smell bad is a good reason to not bathe?

Showering every 48hours is actually a great habit. However emily and leslie take it too far. For example Emily just recently did a mud run where she was literally swimming in mud, all she did was use an outdoor water hose to clean off most of the mud and then she didn’t shower that night. She went to the waterpark the next day and still had mud on her shorts. Leslie also has similar issues where she will do something outside and sweaty and not shower. I think the best way to shower is to not shower if you showered the day before, but if you go outside in the heat for more than an hour, work out at the gym, or take a messy dump (for god sakes please stop using babywipes, they aren't flushable, they are designed to be thrown away in the trash with the diapers, its literally someones job to fish out your used babywipes from the sewer and they can clog the pipes) all those situations should immediately override your shower timing and you should take a shower as soon as possible. In particular the reason why sweaty activities like the gym should always result in a shower is because the sweat will usually cause your skin to break out with pimples. If you only stay inside, 3-4days without a shower could be fine from a health standpoint but the problem with 3 or more days is that it becomes hard to keep track of your showers and its basically impossible to build a healthy shower habit. Like Leslie and Emily have shown they can't really remember how many days they've gone without a shower so at that point they are basically only showering when they smell which is too far, that smell can make the bedroom or other things start to get sort of a gym locker sort of smell over a long period of time.

you have defn thought about this alot, so i will not try to disagree w/ you lol. @@WARnTEA

same for Emily ;)

They dont, all bait

It would be more beliving If they also wore The same cloths for a month or more

Sounds like they are probably the type to use babywipes and flush them down the toilet which is a terrible thing to do.