After taking a shower, I always have the illusion that I look better. Why is this? How to explain it scientifically?

Based on the question, my answer is as follows. After taking a shower, I always have the illusion that I look better. I believe everyone has this illusion. So let me talk about why we have such an illusion. Reason 1: Taking a bath will promote blood circulation and the whole person will get a good baptism. At this time, our face will become bright and elastic due to the blood flow throughout the body. Your lips will also look fuller and rosier, and your eyes will look brighter instead of dull and tired. Reason two: When taking a bath, our body and mind can be well relaxed, which is helpful to relieve our tired mood after a day. At this time, our mental state will be completely new. So our appearance will also become better. Reason three: Bathing removes dust, dirt, and oil from our hair and face, making our hair look more natural and fresh, and our skin looking radiant.

In fact, both boys and girls feel this way. The emergence of this feeling should be the result of psychological suggestion. When we just take a shower, our body is clean, white and tender, the pores are opened, the spirit is relaxed a lot, the body is comfortable and clean, and naturally we feel that we look more handsome and beautiful. With this kind of psychological suggestion, even if you look in the mirror, you will find that you seem to look better on the inside. Another reason is that after a hard day's work, the muscles are gradually soothed by the warm water after taking a bath. This can very well relieve our fatigue during the day, so the whole person looks more energetic after taking a bath. Moreover, hot water can promote blood circulation, and your skin color will also change, making you look radiant. This is why you feel like you look better after taking a shower. The above is my relevant answer to why I always have the illusion that I look better after taking a shower. I hope it can provide some help to friends in need.