Have you ever stood beside someone and they stink but to save embarrassment you say nothing? Is this the right thing to do? That depends on the person standing next to you. This person could be the cleanest of people BUT “unbeknown” to them don’t know they smell. So, it’ up to you to tell them NICELY. I use the word nicely because the person could be built like the HULK, and we know what happens when he’s upset.
Body parts noted for odour have their own unique smell making it easier to remove because, you now know the exact location connected to that smell for you to deal with it.
Bear in mind SMELLY PEOPLE just because you CAN’T smell, doesn’t mean others can’t. Possible explanation why this happens is the molecules up inside the nostrils have turned insensitive, especially to body odour types, and yet surprisingly foods like curry or garlic and so on they can smell.
Identified in nearly everyone is odour caused by sweat. Supposedly perspiration is when the human body is ridding heat in a biological manner. It’s not the actual sticky fluid that smells though, but that of accumulated bacteria!
So in theory sweat isn’t smelly but bacteria is!
Bacteria Comes To Every Nook And Cranny So Be On It.
Be vigilant with sweat producing glands because bacteria
commonly target these areas (groin armpits and feet).
Stop Body Odour
- Certain fabrics cause sweating. Wear garments especially underwear made from material less likely to do this. GENITALS aside from sweat can get odour from, urine, semen, discharge and menstrual blood. However, they’re easily removed with soap (non-scented) and water. LADIES there’s always a NATURAL vaginal scent and I suggest you accept it, instead of spraying the vagina with a fragrance. NATURAL Means It Should Be There!
- Antiperspirant and deodorant, both manage sweat levels so try these.
- Bacteria happens a lot where hair is, so armpit and pubic hair if you must---shave it off. Hairy locations attract bacteria which then manifests into a fertile breeding space.
A lingering odour going nowhere regardless of how many times you wash, see a doctor in case the odour is caused by something other than sweat.
If your armpits are sweaty it’s likely the genitals are also, and so, only washing the armpits and not the genitals, then this might be the reason for that lingering smell... Just saying!
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Thank you for reading.