The charity had to give out £20.2million worth of hygiene products last year.
People in Britain are having to chose between being clean and eating, a charity report has found.
In Kind Direct say that poverty is forcing growing numbers of people to choose between hygiene and sustenance.
Last year the charity gave out £20.2million worth of hygiene products – a 67 per cent rise from the year before.
They believe cuts to working benefits and inflation are the blame for pushing people further into poverty.
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