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QuestionIs taking cold showers healthier than taking warm ones?Community AnswerCold showers close the pores of your skin and help give you clearer skin, but you can still take a warm shower. If you take a five minute-shower, turning the water to cold for the last minute or two will help your skin.
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QuestionI have taken a cold shower and find myself shivering. How do I warm up?COOkie_000Community AnswerJust take your towel and wrap it around yourself. Wait in your towel a few minutes. Get ready to be hit by the cold air outside your bathroom. For extra insurance, turn off AC/fans so you don't get too cold.
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QuestionWill taking cold showers help my face look attractive?COOkie_000Community AnswerThat depends on your skin type. If your skin gets dry really quickly, then no. But mostly yes, most people prefer cold showers over hot ones.
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QuestionCan cold showers help you lose weight?Community AnswerYes, they actually can! When your body is cold, your metabolism speeds up to keep you warm. That burns more calories, thus helping with weight loss.
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QuestionWill cold showers help my oily skin (especially my face)?Anderson BridgesCommunity AnswerYes, they can. Hot showers can cause dry skin. Cold showers will probably do better for you.
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QuestionWill taking cold showers make me handsome?Anderson BridgesCommunity AnswerIt's possible. Cold water is better for your skin than really hot water. You'll get used to the cold water over time, and after a while you won't have a problem with it.
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QuestionHow can I convince myself to take a cold shower?Anderson BridgesCommunity AnswerThink positive things about it. Think about good it'll feel to strip down after a hot, sweaty day, and get nice and cool.
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QuestionWhat is the temperature range for defining a shower as "cold"?Christopher BarefieldCommunity AnswerIf you feel uncomfortable at a certain low temperature, that's probably cold to you. Just make sure it's not too cold for you.
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