Clean : The New Science of Skin and the Beauty of Doing Less - James Hamblin

Clean

The New Science of Skin and the Beauty of Doing Less

By: James Hamblin

Paperback | 2 November 2021

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A witty scientific investigation that reveals how excessive soap and washing harm our health, now with a new afterword.

SOAP SAVES LIVES. But did you know that excessive use of soap and skin-care products are harming our health and the environment? Apart from in hand-washing there is no need to use soap on our bodies at all?

Doctor and preventative medicine expert James Hamblin gave up showering five years ago and only ever uses soap on his hands. In Clean, he takes us on an irreverent and entertaining journey through our complex relationship with our bodies and cleanliness. Drawing on the latest science, he introduces a new way to think about cleanliness - one that is cheaper, simpler and better for our skin, our immunity and the world in which we live.

* With a new afterword by the author *

'Fun, interesting and credible' New York Times

'Persuasive... Clean made me chuckle and then left me thoughtful' Daily Telegraph

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