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5. Chapter Three: Hygiene and Self-Care

• The "Oil" Problem: Explanation of how hormones stimulate sweat and oil glands.
• Acne: Tips on washing the face and understanding that pimples are not the end of the world.
• Body Odor: The importance of deodorant and daily showering.

  Part 2: For Girls (Separate Session)

  Body Changes (in rough order)

  1. Breast development – “breast buds,” then fuller breasts.
  2. Pubic hair – light, then darker/curlier.
  3. Growth spurt – hips widen, height increases.
  4. Vaginal discharge – whitish or clear fluid (normal, keeps vagina clean).
  5. Menstruation (period) – monthly bleeding from the uterus (womb).
  6. Underarm hair + body odor – sweat glands change.