During Monday-Friday, I typically take a shower once every two days or so. I shower every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. I always shower in the evening, except during the weekend, because I usually shower right after I wake up on weekends.
Funny thing about science, get this, it doesn't care if you don't like it or not. It is what it is. No matter what anyone's feelings on it are. Your "personal experience" with the smell doesn't mean that any of the other health problems with it don't exist. They're backed up with basic chemistry, like is taught in any chem class. Polar and non-polar liquids.From personal experience, I know this is wrong. When I wake up I smell like **** and I will continue to smell like **** all day, antiperspirant or not. My friends are the same way. People can tell if I haven't showered, because they say "You smell like ****". And I think it's CERTAINLY wrong to say daily bathing doesn't keep you cleaner. What? That's like saying washing your hands doesn't keep your hands cleaner. Bathing gets various things off of your body, it is certainly keeping you cleaner. Otherwise, why bathe at all? This is archaic.
I can't believe as a male you are actually able to say that. I remember when I was in grade 7 and people started bathing daily, and there were those couple of kids who were just starting puberty who always smelled like **** because they didn't shower every day. They wore antiperspirant and/or deodorant, but they didn't shower so they smelled. Certainly, as a male, you went through puberty and know this to be true.
Now, it gets better the older you get, but during puberty if you don't shower, you will smell like ****, and people will make fun of you for it.
Which is what I just told you. You make yourself hyper-sensitive to a smell by trying to avoid it. It wouldn't seem nearly as bad to people if they weren't so crazy about it.This is 2013. Most people shower daily; because of this, this "harmless odour" is very noticeable to the people who don't have it by showering every day.
Water distribution isn't that perfect, not in Canada, not in the United States, not in Australia, not in the United Kingdom. Many places have a hard time getting enough water, even in those countries. Some cities introduce water quotas, or bans on using it to water lawns on certain days. And in second and third world countries it is even worse. Water shortages are very common. And it can take a decade to get a new source in.Also, I live in Canada, the country with the third most freshwater out of any country in the world and 36 million people. I'm pretty sure we aren't running out of water, which renews itself every day.
I shower every other day or whenever I feel gross. With baths however, I have a tendency to take a bubble one just about every time I get off work. It really soothes my achy legs and helps me destress from the day.