Good Hygiene Practices
Handwashing
Teethbrushing
Menstrual Care
Grooming
(Hair, Nails, Skincare)
100

A product applied under your arms to help reduce odour.

Deodorant
100

The minimum time frame you should scrub your hands for.

20 seconds

100

How often should you brush your teeth in a day?

2-3 times

100

This type of pain is common during menstruation and is caused by the uterus contracting.

Cramps

100

This body part is often forgotten when washing hands but is important to clean.

Fingernails

200

This is the most common way germs are spread.

Touching things with your hands

200

This song can help you wash your hands for the appropriate amount of time.

Happy Birthday

200

A build-up of bacteria which can also cause cavities.

Plaque

200

You should change this type of menstrual product every 4-8 hours to prevent leaks and infections.

A tampon or pad

200

You should wash your face at least this many times a day to remove dirt and oil.

Twice (morning & night)

300

This common skin issue can happen when pores get clogged with oil and dirt.

Acne (pimples, blackheads)

300

The three main times you should wash your hands during the day.

Before eating, after using the bathroom, and after coughing & sneezing.

300

This is a tool that helps clean between your teeth where a toothbrush can't reach.

Floss

300

Tracking your period with a calendar or app can help you prepare by knowing when this will happen.

Next period (menstrual cycle)

300

Wearing shoes that are too tight can lead to this nail problem.

Ingrown toenail(s)

400

This part of the body can carry more germs than a toilet seat.

Hands
400

Washing your hands helps remove these tiny organisms that can make you sick.

Bacteria (germs)
400

How often should you replace your toothbrush?

Every 3-4 months

400

This infection, though rare, can be caused by leaving a tampon in for too long.

Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS)

400

You should do this after washing your hair to avoid tangles and breakage.

Brush or comb your hair gently

500

Washing your hands can prevent the spread of this illness, commonly called the flu.

Influenza

500

This is an alternative to soap and warm water if you are on the go.

Hand sanitizer

500

You should visit this professional every six months for a cleaning and checkup.

A dentist

500

It is important to use this when disposing of menstrual products in public restrooms.

Sanitary disposal or trash bin

500

This happens if you don’t clean your hair regularly and oil, dirt, and dead skin build up on your scalp.

Dandruff

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