What to do if a woman has body odor

As a woman, even if you have a good appearance and unrivaled ability, if a man smells the faint odor on your body, it will greatly affect the other party's good impression of you, and he may even become unfamiliar with you. Now let’s discuss which parts of a woman’s body are prone to strong odor. So what should women do if they have body odor?

1. Hair

Hair is the first focus of the female body, but it is often ignored. It is always exposed to the outside, going in and out of places mixed with various smells, becoming the first victim of external odors.

In the hot summer, the hair sweats and secretes plant oil, which will aggravate the bad smell caused by the hair. Even if you wash your hair every day and spray the best high-end perfume, your hair will still get tangled at night and smell sour.

Tips for removing odor:

1. Wrap your hair with a hot towel before washing your hair every day to fully open the pores of your hair and discharge the oil stains; after washing your hair, massage your head with vegetable oil or hair lotion, then wrap it with a super warm towel and wash your hair after about 5 minutes.

This can not only effectively remove the odor of hair, promote the blood circulation of hair, adjust the balance of water and oil in hair, but also play the role of hair care.

Using an acidic (pH between 5.5 and 6.5) shampoo will quickly restore your hair's original gloss and smoothness and reduce its absorbency.

2. In addition to regulating the endocrine system with Chinese herbal medicine, there are also some ways in life to help hair get natural happiness, such as drinking more chrysanthemum tea with mint and rock sugar. You can also use tea leaves to comb your hair.

3. Carry a wooden comb with you. If you feel that your hair smells bad, you can use it to comb your hair to promote blood circulation in the hair. Normally healthy hair can easily remove odor in this way and make the hair smooth.

2. Under the armpit

The armpits are an odor-causing area that many people are troubled by. Because of the smell of the body's own hormones, excessive armpit hair, and long-term sweating, germs and bacteria can grow.

The sebaceous glands under the armpits belong to the apocrine glands. The sweat secreted by the apocrine glands is a bit viscous and contains proteins, lipids and other substances. After being decomposed by bacteria, a lot of fatty acids and ammonia are produced. These substances are volatile and emit an unpleasant odor. Therefore, the taste is heavier than other places.

Tips for removing odor:

1. Choose some antiperspirant and body refreshing products that are suitable for you, such as a combination of antiperspirants and deodorants. Aluminum salt compounds can inhibit sweating, while the antibacterial formula can inhibit the growth of epidermal bacteria and prevent sweat from dissolving.

2. Tomato juice is effective in removing body odor. When taking a bath, add 500 ml of tomato juice to the bathtub, then soak your armpits in the water for 15 minutes, twice a week, you can get unexpected results.

3. Removing armpit hair promptly in summer can effectively reduce the phenomenon of stuffy sweating, control the growth of germs and bacteria, and prevent the odor under the armpits from being too heavy.

3. Private Area

Women's private parts are prone to strong odor, especially during menstruation. One of the reasons why pungent smell often occurs during menstruation is because of menstruation. Menstruation often causes bad odor. The root cause is the mixture of blood, secretions from the uterine lining and sebaceous glands, and sweat, resulting in a more obvious odor.

Tips for removing odor:

1. Change sanitary napkins every two hours. In fact, menstrual blood does not have any odor when it is just discharged, but when it comes into contact with gas, an oxidation-reduction reaction occurs, and multiple compounds mix together, which creates the smell. The way to get rid of it is of course to choose products with good air permeability and replace them frequently.

2. Take a bath frequently and keep yourself comfortable. During menstruation, you must take a bath diligently. If you don't take a bath for more than two days, the "bad smell" is unavoidable. Of course, it may not be the smell of menstruation, but may be one's own body odor. You can use thin silk sanitary napkins with good air permeability and strong absorbency to make you more relaxed and comfortable during your menstrual period without being affected by menstrual odor.