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Baldur’s Gate 3: How To Clean Your Face

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In Baldur’s Gate 3, as your face can be bruised and covered with dirt during your campaign, cleaning it is ideal to show off your extremely attractive character in the game. With the patch 6 update back in 2021, Larian Studios added in the ability of your character to be covered in dirt, sweat, blood, and bruises in the game. But with all the character creation available it feels like a crime to not have your pretty facial characteristics shown off in the Forgotten Realm. One might wonder if there is a Handkerchief option available in BG3. Well the answer is no, but you can still clean your face in Baldur’s Gate 3. And if you are wondering how exactly, then check out this guide further to know how you can get rid of all of it.

How to Clean Face in Baldur’s Gate 3

use short rest in baldur's gate 3

Players can use the Short Rest option to clean their character’s face of all the dirt, blood, bruises, etc in Baldur’s Gate 3. Not only does the mechanic helps you get rid of everything on your face so you can show it off, but it also helps you restore your HP and also some spells in the game. Here are the steps you can follow to take short rest in Baldur’s Gate 3:

  • To use the short rest option players will have to select the campfire icon from the middle interface.
  • Here, you will have the option to take both short and long rest.
  • Select the top icon in the game.
  • This will let you take a short rest BG3.
  • Around 15 minutes of in-game time would pass.

Although it’s worth keeping in mind that you can use the option only twice a day. To use it again, you will have to take a Long Rest in the game. Long Rest too will get rid of everything from your face keeping it nice and tidy for you. For now, players don’t have any option to do so with any specific item like a handkerchief, etc in Baldur’s Gate 3. Players can use these options at the moment.

That’s everything covered on how to clean your face in Baldur’s Gate 3. Check out our dedicated Baldur’s Gate 3 section for even more interesting guides like these, right here on Gamer Tweak.

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