If you’ve been on social media in the past few weeks, there’s a good chance you’ve come across – against your will – at least one review from a celebrity (or celebrity couple) revealing to the public its hygiene habits and frequency of bathing.
It all started when Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher revealed how often they bathe their children in an interview.
“Now here’s the thing … If you can see the dirt on them, clean them up.” Otherwise, it’s no use, ”Kutcher explained during his appearance on an episode of the Armchair Expert podcast.
Kunis added that she “didn’t take a lot of showers anyway” growing up because she didn’t have hot water.
The valves opened (and the tub faucets did, apparently) after Kunis and Kutcher’s comments went viral, as other celebrities then began to share their bathing habits, some of which were questionable.
In defense of their friends Kunis and Kutcher, Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard explained how often they bathe their two daughters (Lincoln 8 and Delta 6) during an appearance on The View.
“I’m a huge fan of waiting for the stench,” Bell admitted. “Once you smell a whiff, that’s how biology lets you know you need to clean it up. There’s a red flag. Honestly, it’s just bacteria; once you’ve got bacteria, you have to be like, “Get into the tub or the shower. ‘So I don’t hate what [Kunis and Kutcher] done. I’m waiting for the stench. “
Meanwhile, Jake Gyllenhaal told Vanity Fair about his unconventional routine: He thinks that “good manners and bad breath get nowhere. So I do this. , and we cleanse ourselves naturally. “
Taking a page from Robert Pattinson’s hair care book, Joe Keery recently revealed his own unique hair care rituals. The Stranger Things star told GQ he rarely touches or washes his hair, and even declined an offer of endorsement from a haircare brand because he would feel like a “sold”. (The Twilight star once told Extra that he probably went six weeks shampoo-free and “didn’t really see the point in washing your hair.”)
But “waiting for the stink”, so to speak, isn’t all that new to celebrities. Years ago, Brad Pitt revealed to People that his cleaning habits have changed since he had children. “I have six children,” he said. “All you have to do is take [cleansing wipes], a few quick wipes under the stands. Man i get [peed] all day. I don’t have time to take a shower. ”Meanwhile, stars like Matthew McConaughey and Cameron Diaz have even admitted to not wearing deodorant.
While many celebrities may have different views on the need for frequent bathing, others are more comfortable with their more traditional personal hygiene practices. And some have even gone out of their way to make this very clear, following recent revelations.
Jason Momoa confirmed to Access Hollywood that he looks a lot like his DC character when it comes to the shower: Water is a good thing. “I’m Aquaman. I’m in the water. Don’t worry. I’m Hawaiian. We’ve got salt water on me. We’re fine,” he said.
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson tweeted, “I’m the exact opposite of a celebrity who doesn’t wash. He even revealed that due to his rigorous workout schedule, he often showers for up to three. times a day and sings out of tune during Doing so.
On Instagram, Captain America himself, Chris Evans, said he was “a very clean person” and “took showers all the time.”
Nonetheless, whether our most famous members of society shower 10 times a day or 10 times a year, the truth is we don’t really want to know anyway and would much rather be mercifully spared all the hygiene. personal TMI!
Now excuse us while we take a bar of soap and clean this from our memory.
