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If your hair needs to be treated with a straightener or something, the humidity will mess it up. This is exactly why I cut off all my hair even though I love long hair, so I understand the complaint completely.
Whether or not you need to shower daily comes down to personal body chemistry and activity though. I have to shower one or twice a day since going on testosterone, but I could get away with every third day prior to that. The difference in smell is so staggering. I have to wash my face multiple times throughout the day now as well, but I've got fully make-up'd coworkers who are fine all day. It's just that our bodies are different.
I don't mean to complain about the sign's wording though; I think it's meant to give hygienic advice rather than actually police what products everyone is using and how often.