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A mild body-funk odor is less offensive to me than someone that uses excessive perfume, cologne, or scented soap. These body odors come from a combination of f
by crispyambulance 6y ago
A mild body-funk odor is less offensive to me than someone that uses excessive perfume, cologne, or scented soap.
These body odors come from a combination of factors that include diet, physical activity and clothing. And the perception of body odor is heavily conditioned by culture.
If you work out regularly, your sweat isn't going to stink as much. Also, certain fabrics promote bacteria growth. Polyester is the worst, cotton is bad because it retains moisture too much. The best base-layer fabric to manage sweat is fine wool, the lack of odor is noticeable compared to anything else.
- johnisgood 6y ago>A mild body-funk odor is less offensive to me than someone that uses excessive perfume, cologne, or scented soap. Well, emphasis on excessive. There can be cloying ones, yeah. It depends though. I have both winter and summer fragrances. If I take the winter fragrance during a summer day, then it is very cloying. To work I wear a very light/subtle fragrance, something that reminds people of "cleanliness" (here at least).