Which one comes first?

Poll - Total Votes: 33

Wash face first

Brush teeth first

You can only vote on one answer.

I thought brush teeth first and then wash your face is just common sense.
But my husband kept telling me I’m doing wrong.
I know that he is eccentric many ways and I even showed him the answer from google, he still doesn’t believe me.
What kills me is that he thinks I’m the unusual one.😹

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SteelHands · 61-69, M Best Comment

It's a choice. You can either stimulate your facial skin to bring better blood flow to the inside of your mouth to augment subsequent brushing and bacterial removal from the oral cavity.

Or

Brush first to bring maximum bacterial extrusion from the oral cavity to be washed away around the mouth with the washcloth during face washing.

Or rotate the process to keep the bacterial deposits at minimum and suppress damages to the gum and facial skin to mediate damage maximally for wrinklage suppression of the maxillary region.

End of the day, doesn't matter. It's a personal choice.

skybubble20 · 56-60, F

@SteelHands Thank you for the factual detailed answer. 🙌👏
The poll shows most people brush teeth first and I agree it’s a personal choice in the end.

SteelHands · 61-69, M

@skybubble20 Ofc yw. Here we see mostly the west's medical monopoly word as the most publicized source of health information. Few advisory links to less profitable Athisic Taoism Appalachian folk or foxfire victuals are ever offered to the great masses of people. Though in some cases they can be helpful, I believe.

While many know that correct and regular facial skin stimulation inhibits premature skin aging or pointed pressure nerve addressing can also improve certain conditions nobody seems to understand the why.

The multitude of ways the body work is as wondrous an spenderously diverse as each unique human biology is also.