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What is the primary function of apocrine glands?
What is the primary function of apocrine glands?
Which of the following practices is NOT recommended for managing body odour?
Which of the following practices is NOT recommended for managing body odour?
How often should you wash your face according to recommended daily facial care?
How often should you wash your face according to recommended daily facial care?
What is the effect of antiperspirants on sweat pores?
What is the effect of antiperspirants on sweat pores?
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Which type of hair care product is designed to moisturize and detangle hair?
Which type of hair care product is designed to moisturize and detangle hair?
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What can cause buildup on the scalp, potentially leading to dandruff?
What can cause buildup on the scalp, potentially leading to dandruff?
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Which of the following is suggested to prevent the spread of bacteria while managing pimples?
Which of the following is suggested to prevent the spread of bacteria while managing pimples?
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What should be the primary focus when selecting a shampoo?
What should be the primary focus when selecting a shampoo?
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Study Notes
Why Sweat?
- Sweat is a vital bodily function, helping to cool the body.
- Eccrine glands produce odorless sweat.
- Apocrine glands, developed during puberty, produce sweat that can mix with bacteria, causing body odor (B.O.).
- Sweat glands are located under arms, in the genital area, and on the scalp.
- Sweat is unavoidable and normal.
- Sweat can become smelly when it mixes with bacteria on the skin.
Body Care
- Regular bathing and hair washing remove dirt and oil that can mix with sweat and cause odor.
- Changing underwear, socks, and clothes regularly, especially after physical activity, is important.
- Using deodorant or antiperspirant after washing can mask body odor or reduce sweat.
- Deodorants mask body odor, while antiperspirants temporarily block sweat pores, reducing sweat.
Daily Facial Care
- Washing the face twice daily with a gentle cleanser is crucial for skin health.
Healthy Hair
- Dirt, dust, pollution, and sweat can cause limp hair.
- Over-styling (excessive use of heat, rollers, brushes) harms hair.
- Choosing hair products (gels, mousses, waxes, sprays) appropriate for hair type is important.
Hair Care
- Using shampoos and conditioners suitable for the hair type is crucial.
- Shampoo removes dirt, oil, and hair products.
- Conditioner detangles and moisturizes hair.
- Thoroughly rinsing hair products prevents buildup on the scalp (dandruff).
Body Hair
- Body hair may increase during puberty in various areas.
- Removing body hair is a personal choice and may involve shaving.
Dental Care
- Brushing teeth with toothpaste for two minutes, twice daily (morning and night), is essential.
- Use a soft-bristled toothbrush to protect gums.
- Flossing is crucial for oral hygiene.
Don't Get Sick
- Rinse your mouth with water after eating to remove food particles.
- Visit the dentist regularly for check-ups.
- Wash hands thoroughly.
- Cover coughs or sneezes with your elbow or tissue.
- Stay home if sick to prevent spreading illness.
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This quiz covers the essential aspects of sweat production and body care. Learn about the different types of sweat glands, how to maintain hygiene, and effective methods for managing body odor. Discover tips for daily facial care and healthy hair maintenance.
