3,000 to 4,000 times a day.
Sources: The movie Contagion :)
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The average person touches their face about 2000 to 4000 times a day. Or three to five times a minute.
The average distance between eyes on a human face is about 2.5 inches.
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The average person touches their face about 20 times per hour. This behavior can vary based on individual habits and circumstances. Touching the face often occurs unconsciously and can increase during stressful situations or while engaged in conversations. Reducing face-touching is often recommended for hygiene reasons, especially to prevent the spread of germs.
On average, a person touches their face approximately 20 times per hour, which can amount to over 300 times a day. This behavior often occurs unconsciously and can include actions like rubbing the eyes, scratching the nose, or resting the chin. Factors such as individual habits and environmental conditions can influence this frequency.
wash your face 2 times a day and do not touch your face and use a wash that works for u one of the best is cetaphil
about three and a half times their face
If I am correct about what you're asking, the average hand span is the same length as one's face.
You touch your face/head up to 2-4 times a minute, it may not seem like it but it does happen. That's up to 5,500 times a day but NO evidence has been found that supports this claim other than other undocumented claims on the internet which are likely linked to the movie "Contagion" when Kate Winslet's character states this as a fact.
3-5 times a minute, then you can do the math
By not touching your face with your hands that often because If you do the germs that you touch goes to your face when you touch it and may cause acne.
You touch your face/head up to 2-4 times a minute, it may not seem like it but it does happen. That's up to 5,500 times a day but NO evidence has been found that supports this claim other than other undocumented claims on the internet which are likely linked to the movie "Contagion" when Kate Winslet's character states this as a fact.