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27th July 2021
01:01pm BST

The doctor stressed that moisturising your child after bathing them is essential. "Our skin is incredible in terms of protective capacity. But when it dries out, that’s problematic."
Parents should always use soap sparingly and ensure it is one that won't impact your child's skin's natural pH.
“Over-bathing is problematic, but I would probably argue that under-bathing is, too, because there are microscopic things that can get on the skin and be damaging. It’s more about using mild soaps and then refortifying damp skin with a moisturizer.”
It has been advised that children should be washed once or twice a week. Daily showers are a necessity for teenagers going through puberty, experts shared.
Parents should always wash their children if they've been playing outdoors or if they have bad body odor.
Adults can follow a similar pattern, but must pay special attention to the armpit and groin areas, the expert said.
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Kutcher added, "I wash my armpits and crotch daily and nothing else."
The actors, who met on That 70s Show, are parents to 6-year-old daughter Wyatt and 4-year-old son Dimitri.Explore more on these topics: