PERSONAL HYGIENE 
		
		
		
		
		
		After going to all that 
                                trouble with your face and hair, the last thing 
                                you want to do is go around smelling like a 
                                billy goat with a flatulence problem. This is 
                                why good personal hygiene habits are so 
                                important. Let’s review them 
                                briefly. 
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TEETH  
You should 
                                brush them immediately before having 
                                conversations, using a tube of toothpaste with 
                                these words printed on the side. "The 
                                Worldwide Dental Association has found this to 
                                be an effective tube of toothpaste when squeezed 
                                from the bottom in conjunction with a program of 
                                regular payments to a member of the 
                                Association."  
                                
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GUMS AND ARMPITS 
Floss them regularly. If you use the same 
                                floss, do your gums first.  
                                
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HAIR 
Shampoo 
                                regularly with a shampoo bearing the name of a 
                                reputable beauty snot, such as Vidal Sassoon. 
                                Also, be alert for dandruff, an incurable 
                                disease where little pieces of your head keep 
                                falling off until eventually all you have left 
                                is two eyeballs on stalks protruding from your 
                                neck and you look like a gigantic lobster 
                                walking around wearing clothes. Scratching only 
                                makes it worse.  
                                
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FEET 
There's an old saying about feet that 
                                goes: "I had no shoes, and I pitied myself. 
                                Then I met a man who had no feet; so I took his 
                                shoes". Better than anything I could think 
                                of, this saying illustrates the importance of 
                                proper foot care. Each day you should spend a 
                                minimum of an hour examining your feet closely 
                                under a 200-watt light bulb and picking at your 
                                toenails with various foot care implements 
                                available at Harrod's. This is something 
                                the whole family can do together. Stress to your 
                                children that they should not mention it to the 
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