Body Odour Remedies

Some tips on body odour for those heavy sweaters. As you may well be aware sweating is one of the main factors behind certain body odours. Below you will find some remedies that are being implemented by them that perspire profusely, however what may work for one person may not for the other. Always check with your doctor before using the guinea pig trial..

1. By taking two or three charcoal capsules per day can help absorb waste products and decrease fermentation.
2. Vinegar has many purposes and one being an effective home remedy for underarm odour. Apply cider vinegar or white vinegar to the affected area to help stem unpleasant underarm odour, wearing cotton you will find helpful. Do not apply vinegar on freshly shaved skin as it may sting like that of deodorant.
3. Apply baking soda with lemon under the arms; this is known to kill bacteria. It also has its pluses where it absorbs sweat.
4. To get the body smelling fresh add a teaspoon of alum to your bath water. Cupful of camphor oil and boiled mint leaves will give fabulous results.
5. Slice a potato scallop shaped and rub underarms. Wait for it to dry and cleanse.
6. Essential oil is known to be very affective – add 10 drops into 30 mm water and apply underarms.
7. Personal hygiene is most profound to keep body odours to a minimum. An Epsom salt bath or hot and cold showers will help reduce body odour, this will also improve blond circulation and reduce congestion in the body. Add a tablespoon of honey to tepid water for the final rinse.
8. Make use of perfumes. Perfume is not for ridding body odour, however if you wear a generous amount of scent it can help cover up any offensive smells produced from your body for a short while.
9. When choosing an outfit for the day select carefullySynthetic clothes of tight fit can cause you to perspire more than normal. Cotton allows the body to breathe, loose fitting clothes not only permits comfort but helps with prevention of excess sweating.
10. Using deodorants and antiperspirantsDeodorant and antiperspirant both have different purposes. Antiperspirant contains aluminium salts which reduce the release of sweat by closing the sweat ducts, whereas deodorant contains an antiseptic to combat bacteria, however although most deodorants are of sweet smelling and help reduce body odour it is not formulated to stop sweating.
11. Hot drinks can urge the body temperature to increase thus encouraging perspiration.

If you have a problem with smelly feet you will find there are many products available to treat the odour.

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