Spanish Hygiene Products Vocabulary

Spanish Hygiene Products Vocabulary

• el champú: Refers to shampoo, a liquid or gel used for washing hair.
• la toalla: Means towel, used for drying the body or hair after bathing or swimming.
• el papel higiénico: Translates to toilet paper, essential for personal hygiene in bathrooms.
• la secadora: Denotes hair dryer, an electrical device used to dry and style hair.
• la crispadora: Refers to curling iron, a styling tool for creating curls or waves in hair.
• el maquillaje: Means makeup, cosmetic products used to enhance facial features.
• el jabón: Translates to soap, a substance used for washing and cleansing the skin.
• la afeitadora: Refers to razor/shaver, a tool used for shaving facial or body hair.
• la crema de dientes: Means toothpaste, a paste used in conjunction with a toothbrush for oral hygiene.
• el cepillo de dientes: Denotes toothbrush, an instrument with bristles for cleaning teeth.
• el cepillo: Refers to brush, a tool typically used for grooming hair or cleaning surfaces.
• el peine: Translates to comb, a tool used to style and detangle hair.
• el espejo: Means mirror, a reflective surface used for personal grooming, like makeup application and shaving.
• la crema: Refers to cream, a thick substance used for moisturizing or treating skin.
• el despertador automático: Translates to alarm clock, a device for waking someone up at a scheduled time.