The subject of personal hygiene is very delicate, whether at work, social gathering, public or at university. The big question before us is how problems can be addressed without embarrassing or hurting the feelings of those concerned. Also that the person who thinks offended does not incur the same offensive disease.

It is strongly suggested that most people believe that many things can be done to encourage friends, co-workers without breaking the relationship, whether in the workplace or at home.

Nose Picking Some research suggests that males have high habits of nose picking. This seems to have its ancient roots in ancient times not only in Africa, but also in Europe.

It is disgusting and alienating especially when the individual sees it fit to eat every time they have “dug it up”. It is said that men have developed this habit much more than women. Sometimes your girlfriend will notice and she will feel shy to tell you to wear a scarf.

Different cultures have different ways of maintaining their health. Men and women have different roles and expectations that they must follow. Sometimes a person can offend table manners depending on the culture they follow. Culture defined by Cumming et al as the totality of life transmitted from one generation to another. Scholars like Fiske 1980 see “culture” as ordinary. What one does, whether in the workplace, at home, at school, or at church, can be defined as culture.

Above all, hygiene sometimes cuts across multiple cultures and must be preserved to enhance development. Human beings differ from animals in that they have certain ways of maintaining their hygiene. It is important at all times to maintain high standards of hygiene that can improve our lives.