Hygiene

6. A gel or liquid that kills germs on hands when soap and water are not available.
7. Microorganisms, such as bacteria and viruses, that can cause diseases.
10. A chemical used to kill germs on surfaces to prevent infections.
11. The oily substance produced by the skin that can clog pores and lead to acne.
12. The invasion and multiplication of germs in the body, causing illness.
14. The smell produced when bacteria on the skin break down sweat.
15. A product that reduces sweating and helps control body odor.
16. A common skin condition during puberty that causes pimples due to clogged pores.
18. The presence of harmful germs on surfaces, objects, or body parts.

1. Cleaning between teeth with dental floss to remove food particles and plaque.
2. Practices to maintain cleanliness and promote good health.
3. Cleaning hands with soap and water to remove germs.
4. Tiny openings in the skin through which sweat and oil are released.
5. A product used to reduce body odor, especially under the arms.
8. The process of keeping places clean to prevent the spread of germs.
9. The body’s defense system that fights off infections and germs.
10. Flakes of dead skin that fall from the scalp, often caused by dry skin or irritation.
13. Using a toothbrush to clean teeth and remove plaque.
17. A substance that kills or prevents the growth of germs, used to clean wounds.
19. Practices to keep the mouth, teeth, and gums clean, like brushing and flossing.