The women of this country follow a unique tradition, they take bath only once in their life. still remains fresh

Weird Tradition : There are many traditions in the world. There are some customs which we are familiar with, but some customs have also been created which are completely different and surprising. In such a situation, if you come to know about a ritual where one has to take bath only once from birth to death, then how would you feel after knowing this.

A person can live without bathing for a few days, but spending months or years without bathing is a big deal in itself. However, there is a tribe in the world which even risks its life to maintain its traditions, customs, culture and rituals. Today we are going to tell you about one such tradition, in which women take bath only once in their entire life.

bathe only once in a lifetime

Actually, the name of that tribe is Himba tribe, where women take bath only once in their life… and that too on their wedding day. The tribe lives in northern Namibia, now known as Kakoland. Whose population is about 50,000 people. The women and girls here are considered very beautiful even after not bathing.

keeps the body fresh

However, it is not that she does not keep her body fresh if she does not take bath. Instead of bathing, she takes skin care with special herbs. Due to its smoke, their body remains absolutely fresh and their body smells good, which gives freshness to their body. Along with this, it also eliminates germs, due to which they are not at risk of diseases. Therefore, she can live her entire life without bathing.

tradition that has been followed for years

According to local people, women and girls of the Himba tribe are prohibited from touching water. That's why neither she takes bath nor she washes clothes. This tradition has been going on for years, which is still followed today. These women are also known as Red Men, because they use hematite, so that their color becomes red and they appear different from all the men.

(Disclaimer: The information provided here is based only on beliefs and information. Read does not confirm any belief or information.)