Hygiene Stuff?

[briansnat]

If I'm backpacking or canoe camping I bring small squeeze bottle Dr Bronners soap to wash my hands, face and pots and pans and occasionally swish a little around my mouth (it tastes awful).

We usually have a packet of baby wipes or other large towlettes and about the 3rd day out I'll wipe myself down with them. No deodorant, no razor or anything else, heck I rarely even change my clothing. I just get scraggly, grimy and smelly. I don't realize just how smelly until I get home, throw my dirty clothing in front of the washer and take a shower. Then when I go to put the clothes in the washer I get a whiff and it's powerful.

For car camping I simply bring my travel shower bag with all of the necessities like toothbrush and paste, soap, deodorant, shampoo etc. and shower and shave as usual.

[alvin65]

It might be less expensive to buy the products independently especially if you're going to be camping and hiking often, but if your trip is a one-off, then getting an all in one camping cleanliness package is a fantastic remedy.

[wvbreamfisherman]

One thing I don't recall being mentioned here (and I'm not going to reread all the thread) is the little Wisp toothbrush/pick thingies. I like the heck out of them.
WISP: Disposable Toothbrushes, Mini Traveling Toothbrush, Whiten Teeth | Wisp Whitening, Cool Mint | Colgate®

[DuctTape]

Those wisps are great!