Before the invention of soap, people relied on natural methods for cleanliness, such as water, ashes, and various herbs or oils. Bathing was less frequent, and many cultures used simple scrubbing techniques with sand or clay to remove dirt. Personal hygiene varied widely, often influenced by cultural practices and available resources, leading to differing levels of cleanliness. Overall, the absence of soap contributed to higher risks of skin infections and diseases.
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