According to the Amish culture, women are not allowed to cut or shave their hair, including any hair on their bodies, due to biblical roots. Therefore, Amish women do not shave their legs or armpits. However, they do groom each others hair and apply homemade treatments made from lemon juice, vinegar, and rosemary. On the other hand, Amish men do shave their cheeks and trim their beards to keep them tidy, but they do not shave their beards entirely. While the Amish practice regular hygiene habits, including bathing and laundry, conservative Amish do not use deodorant, talc, or lotion. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to how the Amish practice hygiene, and each Amish community can have slightly different rules and regulations regarding personal grooming. There is no information available on specific products, ingredients, or materials used by Amish women for hygiene purposes.