Washing hair at the kitchen sink may be easier than in the tub or shower. Visits to nursing homes or other care facilities can be arranged with some salons. Shaving It may be difficult to shave the person, so try to supervise the shaving as long as possible. An electric razor may simplify the job. In addition to helping women shave their legs and underarms, you may need to help those who have facial hair either pluck or shave their chins.
Most women stop using make-up early in the disease.
But a woman who has always worn make-up will feel better about herself if she continues using it. Use light tone lipstick and a bit of powder. Eye make-up is too hard to attempt. Nails Encourage people with Alzheimer's Disease to continue trimming fingernails and toenails. When you take over, do it twice a month.