Health and beauty

[Haji3]

In ancient Rome, hygiene was a significant part of daily life, and they used a variety of products to maintain cleanliness. One notable hygiene product was the strigil, a curved metal tool used to scrape sweat and dirt off the body. Romans would use it after exercising or bathing. For oral hygiene, they employed toothpicks and a form of toothpaste made from ingredients like crushed bones and oyster shells. The Romans also valued public baths and often visited them regularly to keep clean and socialize.

[rajimulislamjoy]

@Haji3  Hey , In ancient Rome, hygiene was important, with tools like the strigil for scraping off sweat and dirt, and toothpicks and toothpaste made from crushed bones and oyster shells for oral care. Public baths were also popular for cleanliness and socializing.