How often should you shower to stay clean and not harm the environment? This is the question that Cyril Hanouna asked his columnists, Thursday, November 18 in Do not touch My TV. Many were those who replied that they were washing “each day” Where “every morning”. But Gilles Verdez, he stood out. The 57-year-old journalist said he never bathed “once or twice a week”. A mind-boggling response for some of his colleagues, who expressed their disgust. “I rarely take showers, maybe twice a week at most”, declared the companion of the beautiful Fatou, which caused the amazement of the other chroniclers.
But far from stopping there, Gilles Verdez continued in the details. “You have to save water. There are many countries where there is no water. Water is scarce”, he hammered. “How do you wash yourself?”, Matthieu Delormeau then asks him. “I do some ablutions where it is needed, in the sink, it works very well”, he indicated. “And how do you do to wash your ass?”, asks Benjamin Castaldi. “Well, with the water in the sink, you can spray yourself, sit down. I’m not going to draw you a picture!”, replied the former editor of the Parisian, annoyed.
“But Fatou, does she say anything?”, asks Matthieu Delormeau. “Fatou she says it’s good, it saves money, it’s ecological and you have to think of all the continents. It’s funny, I am accused while I am the only one to follow what is happening. should be done. I am the future! “, continued the 50-year-old, proud of his somewhat special routine. “It’s not clean-clean all that”, concluded Cyril Hanouna, hilarious.
For her part, Isabelle Morini-Bosc indicated that she washed every day at 3 a.m. to wake up. “I wash in cold water, I soap myself, I turn off the water and open again to rinse myself: it takes me 4 minutes, watch in hand”. A well-crafted routine. The prize for waste still goes to Guillaume Genton, who admitted that he washed three times a day! “I have a very fragile skin”, he defended himself.