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Why do my armpits smell even though I shower everyday?

Why do my armpits smell even though I shower everyday?

The bottom line. Smelly armpits occur when bacteria break down the otherwise odorless sweat on your skin. Some people sweat more than others and have a condition called hyperhidrosis. This excess sweating can lead to body odor.

Why do my armpits smell worse after a shower?

Shower More Frequently Infrequent showering can cause bacteria to build up on your skin. Shower at least once a day (or every morning and night) and scrub your extra-sweaty areas with a scent-free, antibacterial bath soap. Stay away from strongly scented soaps, which can make your armpits smell worse.

Why does my teenage daughters room smell?

Most kid smells are caused by the buildup of bacteria and sweat. To keep those smells from compounding on themselves, you need to air out your child’s bedroom regularly. Opening their bedroom door will help, but it will also drag those bad smells into the rest of your home.

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How do I stop my armpits from smelling bad?

The best way to prevent smelly armpits is to wash daily and after sweating. Using antiperspirant or deodorant and shaving the armpits can also help. Avoiding alcohol and certain foods, such as onions and garlic, will also help prevent smelly armpits in some cases.

How do I get my armpits to stop smelling?

Body Odor Prevention

  1. Take a bath or shower every day.
  2. Wash your clothes regularly and make sure to wear clean ones.
  3. Try to avoid strong-smelling foods that may seep through your pores.
  4. Put on an antiperspirant at bedtime.
  5. Many antiperspirant preparations also contain a deodorant, which helps to mask the smell.

Is it weird I like my BO?

Yes, sometimes people are attracted to other people’s special brand of human smell. It sounds weird, but every so often, a chemically compatible match comes along and…you get all caught up in a phenomenon we’re calling body-odor attraction.