The New York Slimes would like us all to stop taking showers and wearing deodorant. Remember those libtards from a few years ago who wanted everyone to use just one sheet of toilet paper?
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A DAILY shower is a deeply ingrained American habit. Most people would no sooner disclose they had not showered in days than admit infidelity. But Jenefer Palmer, 55, of Malibu, Calif., cheerfully acknowledged recently that she doesnât shower or shampoo daily and doesnât use deodorant. Ever.
No, she does not work from home in pajamas. In fact, Ms. Palmer, the chief executive of Osea, an organic skin-care line, often travels to meet business contacts at the five-star luxury hotels where her line is sold. They might be surprised to read that Ms. Palmer, a petite, put-together brunette, showers âno more than three times a week,â she said, and less if she hasnât been âworking out vigorously.â
She contends that a soapy washcloth under her arms, between her legs and under her feet is all she needs to get âreally clean.â On the go, underarm odor is wiped away with a sliced lemon.
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