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Importance of Dressing Appropriately, Looking Decent and Positive Body Language
                 When one dresses appropriately and keeps oneself neat, he/she conforms to generally acceptable standards
                 of  respectable and decent  looks.  Dressing appropriately, looking  decent  and positive body language  is
                 important because:
                    It helps us look well-presented and clean.

                    It gives a good impression on others.
                    It boosts self-confidence.
                    It speaks before your words.

                    It draws the right kind of attention and sends the right message.

                 Personal Grooming Checklist
                 Following are some basic guidelines for personal grooming:
                    Wear clean, neat and well-ironed clothes.
                    Always wear clean socks and polish your shoes regularly.

                    Avoid using flashy accessories.
                    Brush your hair well.
                    Get your hair cut regularly.

                    Wash your face periodically.
                    Boys should be clean shaven or have well-trimmed beards or moustaches.
                    Keep your nails trimmed.

                 Personal Hygiene
                 Personal hygiene is the act of keeping oneself clean. Cleanliness promotes health and well-being. Maintaining
                 good health promotes consistent attendance at school, college, or work.

                 Importance of Personal Hygiene
                 Personal hygiene is crucial for maintaining health, projecting a positive image, and avoiding public
                 embarrassment caused by poor breath or body odour.

                 Three Steps to Personal Hygiene

                          Grooming (CARE)                   Stay Clean (WASH)                    Keep Healthy



























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