Which part of a woman has the most odor?

We know that the body produces some odor because it constantly excretes waste into the outside world. Many people will find that their bodies have a strong sweat odor after exercise. In fact, sweat itself has no odor. It is only when it is infected by bacteria that it produces an unpleasant odor. So what are the factors that cause body odor? For female friends, how to get rid of body odor? Today, let's learn about some tips for removing odor in life.

Feet

Sweaty feet cause bacteria

A woman with beautiful feet is always a fatal attraction for men. But if your man falls at your feet, takes off your shoes and gives you a passionate kiss, and a strange smell comes, how embarrassing will the scene be!

Odor Source

1. The soles of my feet sweat easily, and I would never go to a tatami-style restaurant to have dinner. There are many sweat glands on the soles of the feet, so it is not surprising that they sweat a lot in the summer. The main culprit of odor is bacteria.

2. The thick cuticle on the soles of the feet leaves ample space for the growth of bacteria. The sebum secreted by the feet mixes with the keratin, and the bacteria will increase 100,000 times in a day!

Tips for removing odor

1. Soak your feet in 45-degree warm water for about 15 minutes every night before going to bed. You can add a little low-concentration formalin or alum to the hot water for foot bathing. Alum has a good antiperspirant function.

2. Before going out, soak your feet in water with mint or lemon essential oil for 5 minutes, and your feet will be refreshed all day long.

3. Soaking your feet in tea water can also remove foot odor, because tea is cool in nature and can astringe sweat. Adding black vinegar or naturally brewed vinegar to the foot basin can better improve foot metabolism.

4. Severe foot odor can be treated by local injection of botulinum toxin to paralyze local nerves and muscles, inhibit the excitement of nerves, and play a role in stopping sweat and removing odor.

5. The cuticle on the soles of the feet is thick, so special exfoliation care is required twice a week.

Private Parts

There is a special smell in the private parts

Whether it is normal or during menstruation, women's private parts will have some odor more or less. The physiological body odor of the private parts is the natural odor emitted from the body. The smell is not unpleasant, and men do not dislike such a smell unless the odor on your body is very strong.

Odor Source

1. On the eve of menstruation, when body temperature rises, sebaceous glands around sexual organs secrete actively and bacteria can easily multiply.

2. In the week before menstruation, the amount of leucorrhea increases and the body temperature also rises. Therefore, along with the heat, the odor will easily dissipate outside the body. Furthermore, as the acidity in the body increases, the vaginal discharge will emit an acidic smell.

Tips for removing odor

1. When the temperature is high, bacteria in the private parts are easy to multiply. You can use special cleanser or wet wipes to gently wipe it. But it should not be used frequently, as the user's ability to clean the private parts will be weakened. It can only be used when the smell is strong and before the end of menstruation.

2. Use cotton swabs containing olive oil or baby oil to soak the dirt attached to the labia majora and minora twice a day. Never disinfect your private parts randomly. The private mucosa is very sensitive, and using highly irritating substances such as disinfectants will cause inflammation. Using running water in the shower is the cleanest and safest method. Pay attention to the direction of washing, from front to back.

3. Menstrual blood is a mixture of endometrium, blood and endometrial secretions, so it emits a unique smell that is different from ordinary blood. None of these symptoms indicate a disease. This is a smell that every woman has, and it won't be noticed by people around you, so there is no need to feel unnecessary tension or worry.

Armpits

Thick sweat under the arms

The sweat glands under the arms are apocrine glands. The sweat secreted by the apocrine glands is slightly viscous and contains proteins, lipids and other substances. After being decomposed by bacteria, it produces a lot of unsaturated fatty acids and ammonia. These substances are volatile and emit an embarrassing odor. Therefore, the smell is stronger than other parts.

Odor Source

High mental stress: When you are emotionally excited or nervous, the sweat glands under your armpits will become active and easily produce unpleasant odor.

Heredity: If one of the parents has body odor, the chance of inheriting body odor is 50%. If both parents have body odor, you will most likely have it.

Thick hair: People with thick hair have relatively active secretion of large and small sweat glands, especially the armpits where the large sweat glands are densely populated, which makes them more prone to sweating.

Like to eat meat: People who eat a lot of meat have an acidic constitution, and too many acidic substances are produced during the metabolism process, and their sweat will also become acidic and produce an odor.

Tips for removing odor

1. Shave your armpit hair in the summer to reduce the chance of bacterial growth and reduce the generation of armpit odor.

2. Choose some antiperspirant and body products that are suitable for you, such as a combination of antiperspirant and deodorant. Aluminum salt compounds can inhibit sweating, while the antibacterial formula can inhibit the growth of bacteria on the body surface and prevent the decomposition of sweat.

3. Use some skin care products with added ingredients such as citric acid to moisturize and adjust the pH value of the skin, such as aloe vera extract, avocado oil, castor oil and allantoin.

4. Tomato juice is effective in eliminating body odor. When bathing, add 500 ml of tomato juice into the bathtub, then soak your armpits in the water for 15 minutes, twice a week, you will get unexpected results.

5. Apply 3%~5% formalin bath solution externally once a day. It can coagulate local skin proteins, thereby destroying hair follicles and sweat gland openings, reducing sweat secretion and excretion. Suitable for milder patients.

6. If examination shows that you have severe body odor, you can go to the hospital for surgical treatment. There are many surgical methods now, and they are also very safe.

hair

Hair tends to absorb odors

Hair is the first sight of a woman's body, but it is often overlooked. It is exposed all the time and goes in and out of places mixed with various smells, becoming the first victim of external odors. In summer, we sweat a lot and our hair tends to become greasy. Even if I wash my hair every day, it will be tangled at night and smell sour.

Odor Source

Perm your hair today, straighten it tomorrow, and dye it blonde the day after tomorrow; add the torture of the hair dryer, the strong sun exposure, the erosion of disinfectant in the swimming pool... damaged hair becomes an absolute odor collector, collecting all the strange smells around you!

You have oily hair. In summer, the oil secretion is more abundant. When the sweat smell is mixed with the oil smell and some terrible bacteria, a smell will be produced.

You have been under a lot of psychological pressure recently, and your endocrine system is having a dispute with you. The androgen in your body has increased, which has enhanced the function of synthesizing fat, making your hair greasy.

Tips for removing odor

1. Wrap your hair with a hot towel before washing it every day to fully open the pores of your scalp. Then use your fingertips to massage your scalp to thoroughly remove the oil in the pores. Using a weakly acidic (pH between 5.5 and 6.5) shampoo will quickly restore your hair's original luster and smoothness and reduce its adsorption performance.

2. For those of you who love swimming, massage your hair with olive oil or hair lotion after swimming, then wrap your hair with a hot towel and wash it after about 5 minutes.

3. For women, irregular menstrual cycles and taking birth control pills can affect hormone secretion, so try to avoid suddenly stopping taking birth control pills or frequently using emergency contraceptives.

4. While using traditional Chinese medicine to regulate endocrine, there are also some home methods to help hair achieve natural happiness, such as drinking more chrysanthemum tea with mint and rock sugar. You can also use tea to comb your hair.

5. Carry a comb with you. When you feel your hair has an odor, you can use the comb to comb your hair to promote blood circulation in the scalp. Generally, this method can easily remove odor from healthy hair and make it smoother.

Odor-eliminating product

1. Baking soda

It's called sodium bicarbonate, and it works by killing odor-causing bacteria and absorbing moisture in your underarms. The method is simple: sprinkle a certain amount of baking soda in your bath water, or mix it with talcum powder and apply it to your armpits.

2. Deodorant

It kills invading bacteria, thereby masking odor from various parts of the body. It is especially effective for people who suffer from profuse foot sweating. You can choose a mint-scented cooling foot gel or spray and apply or spray a little on your forehead or neck to reduce the heat.

3. Antiperspirant

Antiperspirants use an aluminum compound to block pores, creating an environment inhospitable to bacteria, thereby reducing sweat secretion by 15% to 20% and eliminating odor. The best time to apply antiperspirant is before going to bed, not after taking a shower or before going out as commonly believed. That's because there's less moisture in your armpits before bed and your body lies flat, making it easier for antiperspirant to be absorbed.

4. Almond bath gel

Japanese researchers have found that bath lotion made with almond extract can eliminate body odor more effectively than regular bath lotion. Some bath products containing almond ingredients can now be seen on the market.

5. Foods that enhance body fragrance

The rich alkaline components contained in green leafy vegetables can promptly offset the large amount of acidic components produced by animal foods and excrete them out of the body, making the body odor light and fragrant. Iron-containing foods, such as spinach, beans, animal liver, livestock and poultry blood, etc., combine with hydrochloric acid after entering the stomach to become ferrous chloride, which can produce a chamomile scent. Foods containing magnesium, such as wheat, seaweed, beans, etc., can make the body emit an apricot scent. Metabolism-enhancing foods, such as ginger and starchy foods, both of which can promote blood circulation. When body temperature rises, the function of sweat glands increases, which helps metabolism.

6. Happy emotions

Studies have shown that when a person is happy and in a good mood, the production of odorous substances decreases, while the secretion of "fragrances" such as butyrate and lysine increases, and the sweat secreted by the sweat glands is rich in "fragrance". Even for people who usually have sweat odor, the odor can be greatly reduced at this time. So be careful to control your emotions, stay relaxed, and if you have enough time, it is best to regularly engage in active rest, meditation, or yoga.