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shave
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Middle East
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Often associated with religious or cultural practices for men, while women may have specific norms and customs related to hair removal.
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2
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shave
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Middle East
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Men often grow and groom their facial hair as a sign of masculinity and religious practice, and shaving it completely is less common.
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3
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shaving
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Middle East
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In some cultures, beards are seen as a symbol of masculinity and religious commitment, so shaving may be less common or even discouraged
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4
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shaving
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Middle East
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For men, it is a religious practice to keep a beard and avoid shaving completely, or to keep the beard long and the mustache trimmed.
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5
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shaving cream
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Middle East
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Not commonly used due to cultural preferences for traditional methods of shaving with soap and water
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6
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shaving cream
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Middle East
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Not commonly used due to the tradition of maintaining a beard as a sign of masculinity and religious practice
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7
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shaving cream
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Middle East
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Less commonly used in traditional grooming practices, where alternative methods like using soap and water or oil are preferred.
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1
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8
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shaving gel
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Middle Eastern countries
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Less commonly used compared to traditional methods like shaving soap and water
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