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Personal Care - Body Care

Here you will learn some English words related to body care such as "bathe", "spa", and "scrub".

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Words Related to Personal Care
ablution
ablution
[noun]

the act of washing oneself, often as a form of personal or spiritual cleansing

Ex: He performed his morning ablutions before breakfast. 
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bath
bath
[noun]

the action of washing our body in a bathtub by putting it into water

Ex: After a hard day, a warm bath can be soothing. 
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to bath
to bath
[Verb]

to wash another person by immersing the body in water or applying water to the body using a cloth, sponge, or similar means

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to bathe
to bathe
[Verb]

to wash or clean the body by putting it in water or pouring water over it

Ex: Every evening, she likes to bathe in a warm bubble bath to relax. 
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body odor
body odor
[noun]

the unpleasant or distinct smell that emanates from a person's body

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bubble bath

a bath with a special soap added to the water to make it foamy and scented

Ex: After a long day, she enjoyed a relaxing bubble bath with her favorite lavender-scented soap. 
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to clean up

to make oneself neat or clean

Ex: The custodian worked diligently to clean up the spilled coffee in the office breakroom. 
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to delouse

to remove lice or similar insects from someone's hair or an animals coating

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to freshen up

to improve one's appearance, energy, or smell, usually by washing, grooming, or getting refreshed

Ex: After the long flight, I need to freshen myself up in the restroom before the meeting. 
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grooming
grooming
[noun]

the activity of keeping tidy and neat by brushing hair, keeping clothes clean, etc.

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rubdown
rubdown
[noun]

a massage or vigorous rubbing of the body, often done to relax muscles and relieve tension

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to scrub up

to thoroughly wash one's hands and arms before the surgical operation

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shower
shower
[noun]

an act of washing our body while standing under a stream of water

Ex: Every morning, I start my day with a hot shower. 
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to shower
to shower
[Verb]

to bathe under a continuous flow of water, typically for cleansing the body

Ex: She showers every morning before going to work. 
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to soak
to soak
[Verb]

to put something in a liquid for a period of time to allow it to absorb or become saturated

Ex: She soaked her feet in warm water after a long day of walking. 
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toilette
toilette
[noun]

the act of grooming oneself or the process of getting ready

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to towel
to towel
[Verb]

to dry or clean something or someone using a towel by rubbing or patting

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to wash
to wash
[Verb]

to cleanse oneself or part of one's body with water and often soap or other cleaning product

Ex: She always washes her hands thoroughly before meals. 
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to wash up

to clean one's hands, face, or body, typically using water and soap

Ex: We should wash up before sitting down for dinner. 
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to soap
to soap
[Verb]

to apply or lather with soap for the purpose of cleaning or washing

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sponge bath

a type of bathing where a person's body is cleaned using a sponge or cloth soaked in water or cleansing solutions

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to scrub
to scrub
[Verb]

to clean a surface by rubbing it very hard using a brush, etc.

Ex: She scrubs the bathtub to remove soap scum and stains. 
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to rinse
to rinse
[Verb]

to wash or clean something with water or another liquid to remove dirt, soap, or other substances

Ex: After washing the dishes, make sure to rinse them with warm water. 
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to shampoo

to wash something, like hair or carpets, using a special cleaning solution

Ex: She shampoos her hair every other day to keep it clean and fresh. 
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body scrub

a spa treatment where a therapist scrubs the skin with a product to remove dead skin and boost circulation, followed by rinsing or showering to clean the skin

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foam bath
foam bath
[noun]

a bubbly and frothy bath created by adding a soap or bubble bath product to the water, making it extra relaxing and enjoyable

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body polish

a cosmetic treatment that exfoliates and nourishes the skin, leaving it smooth, refreshed, and glowing

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power shower

a strong and forceful shower with high water pressure that can help you feel refreshed and revitalized

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spa
spa
[noun]

a commercial establishment that offers a range of services related to health, beauty, and relaxation, such as massages, facials, saunas, and hot tubs

Ex: She booked a relaxing weekend at the spa to unwind. 
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mud bath
mud bath
[noun]

a therapeutic treatment where a person immerses themselves in a mixture of warm mud and mineral-rich water

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turkish bath

a traditional bathing experience that involves steam, sauna, and scrubbing, typically accompanied by a massage

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whirlpool
whirlpool
[noun]

a special kind of bath or spa with jets that create swirling water currents for a relaxing and massaging experience

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to lather
to lather
[Verb]

to create a frothy or soapy foam by vigorously rubbing soap or shampoo with water

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