Washing my face

Would it be too weird for me to wash my face in the school restroom?

I have an oily face and when I'm at college I get the urge to wash my face so that my ugliness doesn't get amplified by my oily sebum. I'm thinking of bringing a pocket size Cetaphil and a dry face towel with me to college so that I can wash my face when it gets oily. When I'm at home I can keep my oily face under control because I am free to wash it whenever I want but when I'm at college I don't have such luxury.

The only potential issue holding me back is that people might make fun of me or something... Would it be too weird? Honestly, I really want to do it and I think I will do it but I just want to hear your opinion on this matter. It just makes sense to me that I wash my oily face what could be wrong about that? I've seen people do worse things in a public restroom.

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Don't overwash your face that only makes the problem worse

>>3
I only wash my face when it gets oily, a little oily is fine with me. At college I don't wash my face for hours and hours so my face gets quite oily and it makes me look uglier. That's why I want to bring a pocket size Cetaphil face wash with me to school so that I can wash my oily face. It just sounds like a really good idea. I've decided that I will do it; I don't see anything wrong about washing your face in a public restroom.

Bring some wipes and simply wipe your face with them. but do whatever you want

I last washed my face about a decade ago, its perfectly fine.

>>1

Would it be too weird for me to wash my face in the school restroom?

Why would it be weird in the first place? Are you kids so fucking alien to hygiene that this would be weird?

>>1
Nah, I think you'll be ok washing your face op

Would it be too weird for me to wash my penis in the school restroom?

It would be weird for >>9-san to wash, much less his penis.

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Wash your face in the handicapped person's washroom, that way you can lock the door.

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Update:

For the past couple of weeks I've haven't used any soap to wash my face. I realized that it was the soap that was causing my face to over-produce sebum. The soap dried my face thus triggering my skin's natural response to produce more sebum.

My new routine now is to wash my face with lukewarm water, softly pat dry with a towel, and then rub my entire face with ice cubes to close the pores. My face now feels extremely better than before.

I've realized now that the skin care industry benefits from people using soap to dry their face and then using moisturizers to replace their natural sebum. All the puzzle pieces fit perfectly. Their businesses will get a steady stream of revenue at the expense of people's skin.

I'm not saying that moisturizers are bad. You may need it if you have naturally dry skin like on your legs and feet for example, but for the most part your body should be well equipped to deal with it. The only thing that you have to worry about is staying physically fit and healthy. SO long as you do that your body will take care of itself.