A collage-style graphic promoting “A Guide to Accessible Personal Hygiene” from an-ideal-life.com. The central text block is surrounded by eight images related to personal hygiene: a collection of skincare products in white containers, a hand holding reusable cotton rounds, a person squeezing lotion from a pink tube, soap dispensers with a sponge, a wooden body brush with a toothbrush and soap, a blue hairbrush, a bamboo toothbrush with colorful bristles and toothpaste, and a set of menstrual pads on a pink background. The design uses soft pastel tones and a clean aesthetic.
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A Guide to Accessible Personal Hygiene

Personal hygiene is a seemingly basic part of daily life, but for many of us—whether due to chronic illness, disability, sensory sensitivities, or simple fatigue—it can be a challenge. The good news? There are plenty of tools and adaptations available for more accessible personal hygiene routines, whether you need to conserve energy, avoid pain triggers,…

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