You’d be really sweaty and stinky 
I don’t recommend not taking a shower.
@Discussions I think our answers will be similar…
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I mean, you didn’t say we couldn’t bathe 
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Thank you
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Very true.
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Let’s forget ‘bathing’ existed for a minute-
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Fine. It’d be gross. You might die.
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Showerhead businesses would decline. Water usage would be more since bathing requires more water than showering.
And if you’re talking about no water on bodies at all, then our bodies will be home to various types of fungi, bacteria, etc (imagine not bathing your cat or dog for one whole year, would you like to hug them?).
We would develop several skin infections (even skin cancer, if circumstances are dire) and waste money going to the dermatologist. Your skin may start to peel and shed off, which canbe painful.
But of course, there are instances where people don’t bathe for a long time and we can take examples from them. Astronauts in space don’t bathe for around 180-210 days (or more) due to the limited water restrictions in their ships. Soldiers in battlefield are trained to face the dangerous battlefield and hardly have any time to take self-care and get a shower.
So all in all, it’s better to bathe (or shower), especially in today’s world which is getting more polluted day by day. It’s also recommended by experts to have a daily skincare routine if you don’t have one already
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I want a bath (pleading_face)
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I once wearing a holter monitor for three days straight without showering (because it may affect the results if you get the stickers wet) and my whole body was itchy af.
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Ew. A what?
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A holter monitor which it records my heartbeat for 3 days. I had a head injury due to fainting and my doctor suggests me to do this to check my heart whether this is the main cause of my fainting.
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i havent showered for a while 
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