Medieval times: a knight’s hygiene routine in the dark ages. Today, we might take staying clean and fresh for granted, but it wasn’t always this way.
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Did you ever take time to think about how life would be without toothpaste, face wash, and deodorant? Well, looking back at medieval hygiene will give you a pretty good idea. Whether it was to freshen the breath or take a shower, there are many things that medieval people did which would just not fly today.
We forget that toothpaste, shaving cream, and shampoo weren’t always around, and that they weren’t always a part of the medieval hygiene routine. In fact, people who lived during the medieval period had a different understanding of what personal hygiene meant. Most of the people in the medieval period didn’t even have a hygiene routine. It’s pretty clear that there was a different understanding based on how they kept themselves fresh during that time.
The Black Death, which is also known as the Great Plague or Black Plague, is considered one of the most devastating and deadly pandemics in all of human history. The black death resulted in an estimated 75 to 200 million deaths in Eurasia and Europe between 1347 and 1351, and had a significant impact on medieval history.
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