But now deodorants are making a comeback—and it’s thanks to employees returning to the office once again.
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You'd think they'd shower more if they were confined to their homes. I mean, it's not like it'll interfere with any plans they might have.
I've been retired and home most days for 8 years now, yet my hygiene practices haven't changed. Matter of fact Lisa laughs at me because of my schedule - I shower between 3 and 4 in the afternoon instead of first thing in the morning or right before I go to bed like normal people.
Why? Because I've done physical labor all my life. I got into the habit of showering as soon as I got home so I wouldn't be going to bed with that day's sweat still on my body, and I can't shower right before I go to bed because it wakes me up instead of relaxing me.
As far as deodorant goes? First thing in the morning, first thing after I get out of the shower, and I've always kept a stick of deodorant in my locker at work. I don't like smelling me any more than you like smelling me.
