Q&A for How to Get a Shower Done in 5 Minutes or Less (Girls)

If your skin is dry, or sensitive, or if you have eczema, I recommend shower cream.

Try timing yourself to be faster each time, which will limit the time you have to "wade in the water." Also, remind yourself that your feet are wallowing in the dirt you've just washed off and the longer the feet wade in that water, the wrinklier they'll get.

Yes. A hair drier is a very fast way, but is not the best for your hair if you are doing it every day. It is perfectly fine and healthy for your hair to leave it damp after towel-drying.

Find a body wash that foams or covers more area, or setting a timer also helps. If you set a five-minute timer for your whole shower, set a 3 minute timer too, so you know when to start washing your body. Then after the five-minute one goes off, you know when you should be done with body washing. Eventually, if you don't get it the first time, you'll get it after a little bit and soon, you won't even need the timer.

Use deodorant or antiperspirant. You may have to apply it more than once a day. If you've tried this and you still think you smell, switch to a different brand/product, or consult your doctor to rule out any potential medical issues.

It's not consider sanitary, but normally a girl will be able to pee while standing up. Just lean your vagina forward towards the drain and go ahead and pee.

Make it like a game where if you can beat your last shower time (clean properly though) you give yourself a prize or reward. Make it like a game and keep track of every time so you can keep track of the best time that week. Have fun with it.

Use moisturiser to shave before or after your shower, it gets it done quickly and it decreases the risk of cutting your leg if you're rushing.

No, so you should just use your shampoo and conditioner separately.

Just wash the vital parts, those being your armpits, privates, and face. Then rinse quickly and dry off.

Use lots of shaving cream (or other lubricant), and make sure to drag the razor against the grain of hairs, carefully. Do long strokes, but stay slow, so you can cover lots of space but not cut yourself. Make sure your razor is new.

2-in-1 shampoo and conditioners usually don't work. Instead, apply the shampoo to the roots and then rinse it out. After that, apply conditioner an inch away from the roots down to your tips. This method is pretty quick, but it achieves better results than a 2-in-1 shampoo and conditioner combo.

Start out with washing your hair quickly and don't use a whole lot of time just messing around. Shave quickly and only do the parts of your body that will be exposed.

That depends on your hair type. Some people will have to wash it every day, some every other day, some every three days, some once a week, etc. Try testing out what works best for you and your hair. If your hair starts looking unhealthy or your scalp starts to itch, you need a shower, so try washing it before that happens.

Follow the methods in Take a Bath .

Yes. If you don't dry your hair after a shower, it will take longer to dry, but you will reach a similar result as if you dry it with a towel or blow dryer.