Is Your Handbag Making you Sick

To most women a handbag's a best friend - but could it be ruining your health? The importance of knowing the Bad from the Good, there are facts every woman should know about her handbag - namely, its risks.

No matter how hard you try to keep a new handbag clean, in no time you'll have food, snacks, candy, and etc, you will have makeup - and lots of germs in your handbag.

The first thing, avoid taking shoes in you handbag; I know it is so handy to swap to flats after you finish work. But think about what your shoes regularly come into contact with; okay better not talk about that, with some fantasy you can think of enough germs, just think dog poo. And even if you keep them in a separate plastic bag, you not 100 percent protected, some nasty germs are not that easy to control.

Second thing to avoid is putting your handbag on the toilet floor, try to balance your handbag on your lap, hang it on a hook or ask a friend to hold it. Even if the floor look sparking clear or smells like a rose garden, it is full of germs that just waiting for you as wolfs in the dark forest, stand still and think how many times you touch your bag, then your mouth, face or even food, maybe you can take by forehand diarrhea and abdominal bacteria medicines.

Keep your tampons and Sanitary napkin stored in a sealed container, if the plastic seal splits while in your bag, handbag germs can cling to it and introduce bacteria to where you not want them to be. If you keep condoms in your handbag, keep them also in a smaller bag and keep them from contacting anything inside your bag, this safety product can be the bringer of vaginal infections if the package comes in contact with germs.

Something as harmful as a hairbrush can be contaminated with unwrapped food particles with germs living in the build-up of dead hair and skin, dirt and hair products. Clean your hairbrush regularly, and always keep it stored in a separate compartment of your bag.