You may not have noticed, but there is a tendency in all of us to begin to wash a certain part of the body when we enter the shower. Subconsciously, the decision is taken by our brain, and that choice says a lot about our personality. Here are some observations on the parts of your body you wash first while we bathed and related to the role of our subconscious.
If you wash the face first
You are attending to the 5 senses: smell, sight, taste, touch and hearing
- Very concerned about how people perceive you
- Wash your face first because you want to take full care of what others notice first when they see you: your face
If you wash your arms or legs first
These are symbols of strength and self-control.
- Washing your armpits first indicates that you are not afraid to express your choices and preferences, and that you do not fear hard work or being discovered as honest.
If you wash the shoulder and neck first
Very hardworking people often wash their necks and shoulders first. This area denotes cargo and you always want to get rid of that weight to achieve everything perfectly.
- You’re a positive, ambitious person, and you expect that from others.
If you are washing your private parts first
Introverted
- Struggles to take a position and gives up often
- Most genuine people say you are the most genuine person on Earth
- Not paid much attention in social groups
- Have low self-esteem
- Difficult to find friends
If you wash your back first
Your back reflects your consciousness
- Wash that area first because it is an important part of your nervous system and plays an important role in the functioning of your brain
- Being alone doesn’t serve you to disconnect from everything, but rather to enjoy that moment
If you wash your chest first
You are practical, very simple, and determined.
- People admire you for being able to be so practical and determined at the same time. Worrying about the future will only make you more stressed out in the long run, so enjoy the present!
If you wash your hair first
Strong willed and practical