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Mgt 311 Week 2 Self Care Reflection

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Self- Care Reflection

Self-Care

1.) I spend about 1 hour per day dressing/grooming myself.
2.) The task that I find most enjoyable relating to grooming/dressing is brushing my teeth. I love the mint taste because, it wakes me up and I feel clean afterwards. I find brushing my hair least enjoyable because, I have such thick hair.
3.) I take a bath in the tub over showering. I often love to take bubble baths to help relieve stress. The only time I really take showers is after I go somewhere really unsanitary, such as an amusement park.
4.) Yes, I use a mirror for dressing and grooming. I have a very long mirror on my door that I often use to look at clothes, and put makeup on.
5.) The weather is a huge factor for me when deciding what to wear, I love to be cozy.
6.) I often over dress for some occasions. My friends usually wear sweatpants, and I …show more content…

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