Searched for
PSYCHOLOGY OF HOT SHOWERS
Psychology says people who take hot showers even in summer may not just love warmth, their brains could be craving comfort, routine and emotional relief- Psychology says talking to yourself when you’re alone isn’t a sign of loneliness; it’s one of the brain’s smartest tools for regulating emotion and rehearsing decisions
- The Summer Survival Guide: Smarter ways to live through rising temperatures
- How Often Should You Shower After 65? Doctors Reveal the Healthiest Routine for Aging SkinAfter age 65, skin becomes thinner and loses natural oils, making daily hot showers potentially drying and uncomfortable. Dermatologists su...13 Feb, 2026, 06.18 PM IST
- Hot Shower vs. Warm Bath: Which is Better for Stress Relief?A hot shower offers quick stress relief and refreshment. A warm bath provides slower, longer-lasting calm. Both can reduce stress hormones ...31 Dec, 2025, 12.40 PM IST
- Looking for romance? Dating coaches reveal how to find love in 2023For more-modern and less-demonic relationship advice, we asked some of today's most prominent dating advisers.14 Feb, 2023, 12.26 PM IST
- From one ‘colossal mistake’ to backing Hillary Clinton in election, Monica Lewinsky is (reluctantly) revisiting ‘that woman’Lewinsky was 22 when her relationship with then US President Bill Clinton began.12 Sep, 2021, 11.54 AM IST
- Monsoon cravings: From samosas to rasam, a look at the food that goes best with the rainsIt is not just the vadi and samvadi, the most significant notes — Sa and Pa in this case — that evoke the many moods associated with heavy ...24 Jul, 2016, 05.45 AM IST
- 32 newly elected under-35 MPs & what they intend to do for their constituenciesET Magazine profiles this youth brigade of winners to see how they got here and what they intend to do for their constituencies. Read on25 May, 2014, 11.54 AM IST
Load More
