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With the spiralling cost of living, many people are drastic cutbacks. In the UK, millions of people can no longer afford essential hygiene products. This has been "hygiene poverty". A report from the charity Hygiene Bank that up to 3.2 million adults are by this. Britons are basic goods such as soap, deodorant, toothpaste, shaving products, toilet paper and sanitary products. They are the harrowing decision of eating and heating their homes and not buying hygiene products. Hygiene Bank the problem as a "hidden crisis". It said the situation is "much more widespread than we . It's , and it's disproportionately the most vulnerable".

Hygiene poverty is a devastating impact on people's daily lives. Many people too ashamed to leave their house because they are worried about looking dirty or smelling bad. Hygiene Bank's chief executive Ruth Brock of the terrible repercussions of unable to basic hygiene standards. She said many people cannot " their life chances". She said: "We have mums us...that they want to last on the nursery drop-off because they're too embarrassed and ashamed to see other parents." Many people with acne are their condition because they cannot afford soap. Others are all social contact by not answering their phone.