Review (2/5): Think twice before buying this
What doctor encourages a person not to bathe? What about UTIs. According to Dr. Cook-Bolden, some of the most common side effects you’ll experience include increased body odor, breakouts (like acne, boils, and abscesses), flare-ups of skin conditions, and “terra ferma,” or plain old dirt masquerading as a skin condition. Yikes. “Some adults who go longer than 3-4 days between showers run the risk of accumulating patches of dark, scaly skin, especially in oily areas, and an accumulation of ‘bad’ bacteria which can lead to fungal or bacterial infections,” adds Dr. Young. So basically, you might smell bad, get pimples, and score a skin infection if you don’t shower as often as you need to. *Gag* noted.