For the 1st point it is absolutely correct. 10 out of 10 Hong Konger including myself lose significantly much more hair once we move to the UK, and a guy I know even chose to move from London to Birmingham because he almost lost all his hair and had no choice but to move to somewhere that water is less hard.
I lived in UK for four years then now being living in Germany. I think more than half of these points she just talked about do not only happen in UK. Most western people do them indeed. But for Asian countries, they are definitely not that common. And as for brushing teeth after breakfast, I think this is a very correct behavior, dentists do suggest people do it, and most Asians still brush teeth before breakfast. As for tea issue, drinking tea for British is like a part of the life.
When you're looking to protect your tooth enamel, brushing right after you wake up in the morning is better than brushing your teeth after breakfast. Many experts, including the British Dental and Health Foundation, Mayo Clinic and the NHS, recommend brushing before breakfast.
When I first came to London when I was 16, alot of hair found on my pillow every morning. However, this didn't happen whenever I returned back to asian for summer holidays.
生活在澳洲多年，这个系列视频解答了我不少疑问。多谢! 有一些习惯是有科学依据，有一些就纯粹是“传统习惯” :) 想想不能当着别人面打饱嗝，应该是传统。 I have been living in Australia for more than 10 years. These video series answered a lot of questions in my mind, as most of the habits are the same for Oz. Some of them have certain scientific base, others are pure tradition, like no belch in front of others. :)
1) Drinking from the tap: One should only drink from the kitchen tap, and cold water only in a house. (Plumbing rule requests cold water from kitchen tap must come directly from the water mains) Tap in toilet, and hot water at the kitchen sink may come from a water tank and not directly from the mains. 2) Teeth brushing after breakfast Dentists are now recommend wait an hour after eating before brushing our teeth, when the enamel is soften and brushing can cause damage. 3) Using deodorant I picked up this when I was studying UK. The whole basketball team use it after shower so I would look weird if I don't. Now I am back in HK, I only use it in summers.
Love this video on British “things”, in addition to learning more about the Brits, as usual, good practice in listening. I brush my teeth before breakfast because I have sensitive teeth and I use sensitive tooth paste to make I feel comfortable when eating. I brush afterwards to refresh my teeth.
Firstly, I don't drink water from tap, as the water is not clean before boiling it first. Then, flushing restroom paper is what we do when cleaning, as well as showering in the morning can make us feel cool/not feeling hot. But I only showered once every day. Also, vacuuming every day is essential to tidiness in the house. Next, I have never been asked whether I want tea in my life or washing clothes with hot water, while I usually brush my teeth before breakfast and sleeping without locking our bedrooms. After that, some of my foreign classmates used deodorant for no reason, and the smell is so strong. Finally, we are always careful to wash up, to maintain skin health.
Shower more than once a day is counter productive in terms of hygiene. Skin needs grease so it is not too dry. I like the pretty girl orange sweater on the cover.
Hi Susie, I'll go to a friend's wedding and it's the first time I attend friend's wedding in the UK. Can you in your program tell us the culture of English wedding like dressing, presents, speech etc. as I know it is very different from the Chinese style, thanks.
Susie, about hard water(硬水), it's not just sensitive skin question, if you drink it your whole life, finally your kidney will say goodbye forever. A lot of people 血液透析(洗腎) in the last. We have a lot of 洗腎中心 around this city.
A good idea is to rinse your mouth (or use mouthwash) when you wake up to reduce odour and keep your mouth less dry, and then brush your teeth after breakfast.
interesting topic. actually i don't get used to people who throw the used toilet paper in the bin instead of toilet.... i like your embedded advertisement - you look cute when you present it. also it's the first time i see this machine.
I do have heard quite a lot perspectives about male pattern baldness in the UK attributing to its water, which might trigger much anxiety and concern for people in other countries to move there.
Yep , don't trust fluoride in water, use carbon/charcoal filter first, then boil, that's the best way. Reverse osmosis takes away all the minerals I think.
Used to live in Soton and the kettle needs to descale quite often. - don’t have that problem in Wales now. Getting bald from drinking UK water is a myth, lived here long enough to experience that lol
One of my theories for the male pattern baldness in the UK is because of the rain. During my time in the UK, I observed that a lot of men tend to not use umbrella during rainy days, the direct exposure to rain just damage their hair.
@@aitilangActually this may not be a joke. The air has carbon dioxide due to fossil fuel burning. If you studied chemistry you would know that when water touches carbon dioxide, straight away produces carbonic acid and in a lab test it even made litmus paper turn pinkish. So if rain becomes carbonic acid (also know as acid rain) is left to dry on the scalp it might make more hair fall off!
Asian does this, we call it “cham” in cantonese. In the UK long ago this white secretary colleague was totally shocked see this mixture done by another asia colleague in the office pantry. I am ok drinking this mixture in my younger days but somehow I hate this now. I now enjoy either earl grey tea or filtered grounded dark roast coffee beans. A mixture taste weird now.
Two things I found quite interesting, the on/off button for the toilet fan is put way too high for a regular height person to reach, always an inch or two from the ceiling. The other thing is there is no on/off button for toilet light. Instead, they use a string. They also link the fan and light together. When you pull the string, both will be on. If you don’t want the fan on, you have to climb up to physically turn it off.
Haha, this is the code of practice for electrical installation, it is a safety feature to prevent electric shock when your hands are wet, or when the toilet is filled with mist. The alternative is to put all the switches on the outside of the toilets, which seems not popular in UK.
Heating takes care of over 90% of health concerns. Heated food, heated water, etc. It kills most of bacteria, viruses and it's just better for your health.
why not 2 showers a day to serve both purposes, good sleep and fresh morning... a breif shower in the morning and a good one before going to bed. looks like you've been eating well lately....😁😁😁
Just a reminder that It’s not ideal to brush your teeth after having food because your mouth cavity is acidic after having food and brushing will cause the enamel worn out as the acids weakened it
I wanna make a point is the tapwater indeed is perfectly clean at the moment when it’s still in the water factory, but the problem is all the pipes that the water go through before it arrives to your tap are not guaranteed to be good. the pipes might be old, rusty, poorly sealed, wrong piping system,cleanliness of the water tank in your building, water might get polluted easily
Yes, dry weather and getting older is also a major factor apart from my ancestors passing me bald genes. I am back in South Asia with humid weather, there is no need for a comb anymore. The border between using facial wash and hair shampoo is not distinct anymore.
我不明白这句话 4:10 Basically it wouldn't be uncommon for someone to not shower in the evening 比较罕见的是, 有人晚上不洗澡 Does it mean Basically it would be common for someone to not shower in the evening? 晚上不洗澡到底是常见还是罕见? 太多negative在这里了
Brushing your teeth at night before going to bed is more import than in the morning. You can brush your teeth again in the morning after breakfast if you want.
Agree with you due to preventing decay. However we don’t notice decay immediately but we tend to notice bad breath immediately and went for short term gains.
It’s not that Asian people don’t need to wear deodorant, but rather not used to wearing deodorant, especially men of older generations. I’m from Hongkong, and I know from experience that some men even think that wearing fragrance makes them feel like a sissy, but I reckon that’s simply due to ignorance. Back in the days wearing any type of fragrance is more a luxury than a necessity, and that’s understandable. Nowadays though when cheap deos are everywhere, people who smell and insist on not wearing deo are just socially unacceptable. In fact most of the Asian people live in the tropics/subtropics, they naturally sweat a lot, and so they’re the ones who really need to wear deo. Fortunately people of younger generations seem to be more self-aware (and more “considerate” perhaps?) when it comes to body odour, and so wearing deo is pretty common now. (At least young guys tend to smell better than old dudes most of the time!)
England: A handful have. The English team have. = They have (collective noun/pronoun). America: The team/company has (a single entity), less free in my view. The English are free until you come up against the state: for funerals, etc. Must add- beautiful videos. And you look beautiful without changing your look, so don’t waste your time and money!! Sorry to be direct!!!
I concern the last topic more than the others. I found most of dishes have traces of stain left behind everywhere in UK. I felt quite disgusting. If you were my baby, I would'nt mind your saliva but not others.
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有關洗衣真是開眼界，竟然沒有用常溫水洗衣的習慣；
確實之前牙醫有說過，應先刷牙再進食，避免吃細菌；
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For the 1st point it is absolutely correct. 10 out of 10 Hong Konger including myself lose significantly much more hair once we move to the UK, and a guy I know even chose to move from London to Birmingham because he almost lost all his hair and had no choice but to move to somewhere that water is less hard.
It is actually the change in diet that caused the baldness.
11岁从北京来英国已二十多年，住在硬水区，一直直饮tap water，下雨基本不打伞，仍是发量王者。早餐后刷牙，平常洗衣服水温40度，浴巾50度，被子或毯子60度，内衣90度，每次都会添加dettol除菌剂。热爱洗碗机，但不喜欢Finish，会有残留的洗洁精味道，某次买错后会先用洗碗机洗，吃饭前再用水清洗一遍。
內衣90不會變形嗎？🤔
@@julie22221021 100% cotton所以还好，但确实会有些褪色。
有甚麼牌子會推薦?
@@1oT3To1 抱歉，我没太理解您的意思。推荐什么物品的品牌呢？
@@joys5366 洗碗機用的洗碗劑 😆
Heat the tap water to 40 degrees Celsius. If the taste and smell are acceptable after heating, you can drink it directly.
I lived in UK for four years then now being living in Germany. I think more than half of these points she just talked about do not only happen in UK. Most western people do them indeed. But for Asian countries, they are definitely not that common. And as for brushing teeth after breakfast, I think this is a very correct behavior, dentists do suggest people do it, and most Asians still brush teeth before breakfast. As for tea issue, drinking tea for British is like a part of the life.
I don't eat breakfast
I brush my teeth after get up
I just had marmalade for breccy and didn’t brush!
You are quite right in your assessment! Juergen.
I think it’s more appropriate to brush teeth before and after breakfast.
When you're looking to protect your tooth enamel, brushing right after you wake up in the morning is better than brushing your teeth after breakfast. Many experts, including the British Dental and Health Foundation, Mayo Clinic and the NHS, recommend brushing before breakfast.
That ketchup just drives me crazy. Never thought this channel can bring me that feeling, well done.
When I first came to London when I was 16, alot of hair found on my pillow every morning. However, this didn't happen whenever I returned back to asian for summer holidays.
由於硬水含礦物質，如轉用硬水淋浴洗頭，殘留的礦物或會阻塞毛孔，導致脫髮。尤其是本來居於軟水區的人士，移居硬水區後，皮膚細緻的毛孔不適應，便會出現此情況。但自小便居於硬水區的人士，由於皮膚早已適應，反而未必會有此問題。
生活在澳洲多年，这个系列视频解答了我不少疑问。多谢! 有一些习惯是有科学依据，有一些就纯粹是“传统习惯” :) 想想不能当着别人面打饱嗝，应该是传统。
I have been living in Australia for more than 10 years. These video series answered a lot of questions in my mind, as most of the habits are the same for Oz. Some of them have certain scientific base, others are pure tradition, like no belch in front of others. :)
很開心這部影片有幫到你 :)
1) Drinking from the tap:
One should only drink from the kitchen tap, and cold water only in a house. (Plumbing rule requests cold water from kitchen tap must come directly from the water mains) Tap in toilet, and hot water at the kitchen sink may come from a water tank and not directly from the mains.
2) Teeth brushing after breakfast
Dentists are now recommend wait an hour after eating before brushing our teeth, when the enamel is soften and brushing can cause damage.
3) Using deodorant
I picked up this when I was studying UK. The whole basketball team use it after shower so I would look weird if I don't. Now I am back in HK, I only use it in summers.
Love this video on British “things”, in addition to learning more about the Brits, as usual, good practice in listening. I brush my teeth before breakfast because I have sensitive teeth and I use sensitive tooth paste to make I feel comfortable when eating. I brush afterwards to refresh my teeth.
我覺得水質真的多少有點影響耶。從台灣搬過來之後我覺得落髮真的有增加，雖然可能亞洲人基因的關係，很快就長回來了。因為不習慣我很少喝Tap Water,應該是從淋浴水造成的🤔
When you speak it's so clear and articulate.
将入厕纸抛入下水道冲走是更卫生的做法，降低了细菌传播风险，但需要稍微特殊处理的纸张和增强的下水道冲刷能力。
使用热水洗涤可以提高清洁效果，可能会使衣物产生更多褶皱，增加熨烫的次数，至于 是否增加碳排放，需要确定在同样洗涤效果下，电加热的能耗和增加洗涤时间、搅动强度间能耗间差异，即加热洗涤不一定增加碳排放。
个人认为敲门并得到回应后再进入是对人的尊重，不是习惯问题。
戴舒萱的廣告好可愛😄
Firstly, I don't drink water from tap, as the water is not clean before boiling it first.
Then, flushing restroom paper is what we do when cleaning, as well as showering in the morning can make us feel cool/not feeling hot. But I only showered once every day. Also, vacuuming every day is essential to tidiness in the house.
Next, I have never been asked whether I want tea in my life or washing clothes with hot water, while I usually brush my teeth before breakfast and sleeping without locking our bedrooms.
After that, some of my foreign classmates used deodorant for no reason, and the smell is so strong.
Finally, we are always careful to wash up, to maintain skin health.
我不確定是不是和水有關,但是我住在英國快十年 後五年頭髮掉的很誇張,皮膚也開始有eczema,現在在義大利過節,住了兩週後eczema
正在逐漸痊癒中,一樣都是喝tapwater.
英国的tap water有漂白粉味儿，也叫次氯酸钠，用来消毒的。而且水质偏硬，所以煮开水的水壶会很容易结水垢。个人建议要么用滤水器，要么煮开了，放凉了再喝。
While you were introducing the Hoover, UA-cam inserted another AD about vacuum cleaner 😅
哈哈哈哈😂 deliberately spilling all that stuff onto the floor 有毒吧 太好笑了😆 hilarious
我來英國從來沒有到英國朋友家被問過要不要來杯茶或咖啡，反而都是我會這樣招待來我家的朋友。🤣
Shower more than once a day is counter productive in terms of hygiene. Skin needs grease so it is not too dry.
I like the pretty girl orange sweater on the cover.
早上餐前或餐後刷牙，在美國醫界仍存在爭議；個人早餐前後都刷，不用牙膏，晚餐後刷牙才用，且每餐後一定會用牙綫。
早晚各一次洗澡，早上随便洗，晚上較認真。
自從二年前洗衣機壞掉後，就一直手洗；晚上浸泡清水中，早上放入洗衣精，置放1O分鐘左右，随便搓揉一下，就清潔溜溜。
Hi Susie, I'll go to a friend's wedding and it's the first time I attend friend's wedding in the UK. Can you in your program tell us the culture of English wedding like dressing, presents, speech etc. as I know it is very different from the Chinese style, thanks.
Susie, about hard water(硬水), it's not just sensitive skin question, if you drink it your whole life, finally your kidney will say goodbye forever. A lot of people 血液透析(洗腎) in the last. We have a lot of 洗腎中心 around this city.
Hi, Susie. 我的一点意见是：我觉得，相较于电视台的播音员，你语速有点快。也许是我英语不太好的缘故，如果其他人没有同样的看法，请忽略。
A good idea is to rinse your mouth (or use mouthwash) when you wake up to reduce odour and keep your mouth less dry, and then brush your teeth after breakfast.
Working in COSTA UK, staff washing the dishes and cups without rinsing the water. Simply bubbles dished and hanging to be dry.
我是香港人，你說的完全是我的習慣。。特別是早餐後刷牙！ 我不能說其他香港人也是這樣。他們有各自的生活模式。但是這也太巧合了吧。
每個人習慣都不一樣哈
Shower in the morning&night, teeth brushing before&after breakfast. No questions asked🎉
希望有機會可以喝到英國的自來水~
Seem like "hoover" is a vacuum cleaner brand, right?
關於水質讓人掉髮的是我認為是真的，因為對台灣而言，日本也是另一個當地水喝久了會禿頭的地方
我也不知道欸，可能會需要科學根據研究一下
interesting topic. actually i don't get used to people who throw the used toilet paper in the bin instead of toilet....
i like your embedded advertisement - you look cute when you present it. also it's the first time i see this machine.
I do have heard quite a lot perspectives about male pattern baldness in the UK attributing to its water, which might trigger much anxiety and concern for people in other countries to move there.
Yep , don't trust fluoride in water, use carbon/charcoal filter first, then boil, that's the best way. Reverse osmosis takes away all the minerals I think.
Is that what you do? :)
@@susiewooenglish yes, until the carbon filter eventually expires after 6months then I am too lazy to order new ones 😜
I think British toilet paper is a bit different from Asia‘s, it is softer and easy to dissolve in water
Used to live in Soton and the kettle needs to descale quite often. - don’t have that problem in Wales now. Getting bald from drinking UK water is a myth, lived here long enough to experience that lol
"Are you crying over split milk?" Definitely British humor!
Thanks for sharing these perhaps unusual things at home
One of my theories for the male pattern baldness in the UK is because of the rain. During my time in the UK, I observed that a lot of men tend to not use umbrella during rainy days, the direct exposure to rain just damage their hair.
Lol
@@aitilangActually this may not be a joke. The air has carbon dioxide due to fossil fuel burning. If you studied chemistry you would know that when water touches carbon dioxide, straight away produces carbonic acid and in a lab test it even made litmus paper turn pinkish. So if rain becomes carbonic acid (also know as acid rain) is left to dry on the scalp it might make more hair fall off!
I’m suffering with the male pattern baldness since I moved to Japan, so I guess the water does matter a lot… 😢 Now I’m taking pills to slow it down….
贊助商那裡演的感覺好可愛：）
我在澳洲生活也是直接生飲水龍頭的水😊
Have you ever tried to mix coffee with tea? I wonder what the taste of that mixture would be.
Asian does this, we call it “cham” in cantonese. In the UK long ago this white secretary colleague was totally shocked see this mixture done by another asia colleague in the office pantry. I am ok drinking this mixture in my younger days but somehow I hate this now. I now enjoy either earl grey tea or filtered grounded dark roast coffee beans. A mixture taste weird now.
Tea means black tea by default in the UK. How curious!
good video mate
Water is clean but pipes are dirty. Boiled water then cooled down is best. Crisp taste
Susie老師解惑一下：純棉衣服(100% cotton)不會因為熱水洗一洗就縮水（SHRINK）嗎？
另外就是...自來水真的是各地味道不一樣，有些真的很好喝，有些不過濾或煮過就不敢喝！水質差很多...
至於衛生紙丟馬桶的話...台灣應該這五年已經很普及，聽說是衛生紙公司改配方比較水溶式，然後汙水系統也改善很多，部分公廁會公告不建議衛生紙丟馬桶，看情況不一定...
先感謝Susie老師非常精采的每一部影片~~~
視乎你的衣服有沒有做預縮處理(pre-shrinking/sanforization)，如果寫明有的話，即使縮也不會太多，只要穿著一下，常活動的地方的布料就會回復原來的大小。沒有的話，好像raw denim jeans，就絕對不能用熱水。
@@geogi_bodies 跪謝解答!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Two things I found quite interesting, the on/off button for the toilet fan is put way too high for a regular height person to reach, always an inch or two from the ceiling. The other thing is there is no on/off button for toilet light. Instead, they use a string. They also link the fan and light together. When you pull the string, both will be on. If you don’t want the fan on, you have to climb up to physically turn it off.
Haha, this is the code of practice for electrical installation, it is a safety feature to prevent electric shock when your hands are wet, or when the toilet is filled with mist. The alternative is to put all the switches on the outside of the toilets, which seems not popular in UK.
Heating takes care of over 90% of health concerns. Heated food, heated water, etc. It kills most of bacteria, viruses and it's just better for your health.
我住過Twickenham和Richmood
沒喝過水龍頭裡的水
都直接買水喝
所以要安装什么样的装置在喷头上面才能把硬水转化成软水？英国有得卖吗？
我在UK時身邊的女性同學說她們真的掉髮角兇
衛生紙丟入馬桶我猜跟紙質水溶性有關，現在台灣也直接丟馬桶了！
Top up（儲值）類型的瓦斯和電在部份租給別人的房子才會出現嗎？因為我曾住在這樣的房子數週，感覺很差，尤其是在冬天時。
I have had heard drinking of tap water causes lose of hairs when I was teenager
One of my roommates uses deodorant and I found that smells so good. I wonder someday I may ask him about the product he is using.
想請問戴舒萱：英國人喝過珍珠奶茶飲料的人真的很少嗎？
英國大部分的飲料店都沒有珍珠奶茶飲料嗎？
美國那邊的人應該都知道珍珠奶茶飲料，珍珠奶茶飲料在日本跟美國應該還算蠻流行的飲料，所以珍珠奶茶在英國並不流行嗎？
據說hard water 洗澡導致脫髮哈哈！雖說tap water可以喝我還是會煮過再喝。
我在英國第二年，大量脫髮。。之後身體慢慢習慣，才穩定下來。
看这集的时候正在吃午餐。。。。
想知道UK是不是水龙头的热水是不能喝的，只能喝冷水？
I want to buy Tineco Floor One S3, how to get it? I hate Dyson
thank you for your video. :)
I was told by a doctor you need to wait for 30min after a meal before brushing your teeth to avoid damage to your teeth.
why not 2 showers a day to serve both purposes, good sleep and fresh morning... a breif shower in the morning and a good one before going to bed. looks like you've been eating well lately....😁😁😁
detergent is not washed away from utensils!
Actually I do feel water in UK helped my teeth whitened.
Sorry, I think you speak very fast in each video, it is difficult to read the text displayed in the subtitles clearly.
终于发现了个文化差异，我们在中国北方把排出条状物称为大号（NO.1）
No.2 is stinky? 我们这一般都是说上五号呢！或者是上大号呢！
Just a reminder that It’s not ideal to brush your teeth after having food because your mouth cavity is acidic after having food and brushing will cause the enamel worn out as the acids weakened it
Most Asian people use deodorant, for example in Hong Kong, the weather is hot and wet, deodorant is a MUST for daily life.
I started losing hairs since I lived in the US and Belgium, apparently the water is harder compared to Taiwan…that makes me concern a lot
有趣👍🏻
I wanna make a point is the tapwater indeed is perfectly clean at the moment when it’s still in the water factory, but the problem is all the pipes that the water go through before it arrives to your tap are not guaranteed to be good. the pipes might be old, rusty, poorly sealed, wrong piping system,cleanliness of the water tank in your building, water might get polluted easily
Just one thing I could not bear is when it's mouldy around the type. It drives me crazy cuz I wouldn't want to clean it either.
Lots of Chinese immigrants to Canada also think the water make them lose hair. But I think that's because the dry weather, and people getting old.
Yes, dry weather and getting older is also a major factor apart from my ancestors passing me bald genes. I am back in South Asia with humid weather, there is no need for a comb anymore. The border between using facial wash and hair shampoo is not distinct anymore.
my friend he doesn’t rinse dishes after using washing liquid lol we had an argument about it lol
我也問過我英國 housemate, 他們說 washing up liquid 無毒，無問題。 他還在我面前吃泡泡！ 我服了。
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Washing up is really a big issue!!!
no matter what, tap water has chemical in it.
第一、廚藝不好。
第二、洗碗用洗碗機。
第三、喝水都要先用過濾壺。
第四、很喜歡種花種草。
第五、喜歡美的事物
第六、浴室竟然還能用木頭隔間。
第七、垃圾桶好大一個。
第八、公車有賣家庭票。
第九、不少人喜歡把賣場的推車在戶外亂丟，甚至扔進河裡。
很有趣 如果要吃完早餐再刷牙的話 台灣人都不能帶早餐去學校或公司吃了哈哈 我想這是其中的小原因之一
原來如此
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Still going haha
nice! Tineco is really good, but is expensive ^_^
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我不明白这句话 4:10
Basically it wouldn't be uncommon for someone to not shower in the evening
比较罕见的是, 有人晚上不洗澡
Does it mean
Basically it would be common for someone to not shower in the evening?
晚上不洗澡到底是常见还是罕见? 太多negative在这里了
Brushing your teeth at night before going to bed is more import than in the morning. You can brush your teeth again in the morning after breakfast if you want.
Agree with you due to preventing decay. However we don’t notice decay immediately but we tend to notice bad breath immediately and went for short term gains.
所以即是會覺得牙膏toxic 但洗碗液可以吃? 😯😯😯😯
It’s not that Asian people don’t need to wear deodorant, but rather not used to wearing deodorant, especially men of older generations. I’m from Hongkong, and I know from experience that some men even think that wearing fragrance makes them feel like a sissy, but I reckon that’s simply due to ignorance. Back in the days wearing any type of fragrance is more a luxury than a necessity, and that’s understandable. Nowadays though when cheap deos are everywhere, people who smell and insist on not wearing deo are just socially unacceptable. In fact most of the Asian people live in the tropics/subtropics, they naturally sweat a lot, and so they’re the ones who really need to wear deo. Fortunately people of younger generations seem to be more self-aware (and more “considerate” perhaps?) when it comes to body odour, and so wearing deo is pretty common now. (At least young guys tend to smell better than old dudes most of the time!)
Question: Will the hoover smell really bad one or two days after sucking the "poop" of the dog?
look like Kate Winslet
Bournemouth是硬水还是软水啊😄
Tap 跟 faucet有什麼不同嗎
26/11/22 bloody hell I just realised why I lost so much hair after living in uk for years 😔
你的英文说的真好
她是英國人XDD
亚洲人的确身上很少味道,我个人认为是因为食物的关系,亚洲的人食物,肉占比比较少,所以身上的味道就比较小,如果你一直吃素的话,可能你身上的味道会更小
England: A handful have. The English team have. = They have (collective noun/pronoun).
America: The team/company has (a single entity), less free in my view. The English are free until you come up against the state: for funerals, etc.
Must add- beautiful videos. And you look beautiful without changing your look, so don’t waste your time and money!!
Sorry to be direct!!!
I concern the last topic more than the others. I found most of dishes have traces of stain left behind everywhere in UK. I felt quite disgusting. If you were my baby, I would'nt mind your saliva but not others.