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originally posted by: TruthxIsxInxThexMist
originally posted by: ketsuko
Different cultures have different standards on bathing and cleanliness when it comes to showering and actually a daily shower isn't as necessary as most think.
I can't stand to not wash my hair to at least a minimal degree, but in the winter especially, I will skip some elements of a shower several times during the week to avoid drying the skin behind my knees. If I don't, I'll scratch myself bloody as it dries out from the constant hot water and soap exposure. I'm not joking on that.
Lets not make excuses... there are ways to smell nice and pleasant! If someone is allergic to something, buy a deodorant that doesn;'t have that ingredient in it.
Diabetes. Diabetes patients often experience additional medical complications, including a sudden change in smell or body odor. Urinary tract infections and the high level of blood glucose can increase body odor and bad breath. ... One of the symptoms is a distinct, fruity breath smell.
the woman I saw today is a doctor ffs. People need to enter that room to be seen
. hell, you could even rub crushed peanuts onto your skin... that smells much better than B.O
No... this B.O I'm talking about is just laziness
Think this is only happening in the US? Think again. There are plenty of signs that this carefree attitude to cleanliness is popular in the UK too - and in some cases growing. Last year, a poll for tissue manufacturer SCA found that 41 per cent of British men and 33 per cent of women don’t shower every day, with 12 per cent of people only having a proper wash once or twice a week.
(These figures place the UK behind Australia, Mexico and France in the personal hygiene stakes.) Around the same time, research by Mintel found that more thanhalf of British teenagers don’t wash every day - with many opting for a quick spray of deodorant to mask any stink.
And ... no, I'm not being 'prejudice' when I say this.... they were Middle Eastern/Indian Women... from those areas
Not sure what religion, perhaps she worshiped the Dirt Goddess?
originally posted by: TruthxIsxInxThexMist
a reply to: rickymouse
I don't like sprays either but a roll on deodorant is not a spray. And there are perfumes that are alcohol free... hell, you could even rub crushed peanuts onto your skin... that smells much better than B.O
originally posted by: rickymouse
originally posted by: TruthxIsxInxThexMist
a reply to: rickymouse
I don't like sprays either but a roll on deodorant is not a spray. And there are perfumes that are alcohol free... hell, you could even rub crushed peanuts onto your skin... that smells much better than B.O
When I was a teenager, I would have been all over a girl who smelled like peanuts.
and in some cases growing. Last year, a poll for tissue manufacturer SCA found that 41 per cent of British men and 33 per cent of women don’t shower every day, with 12 per cent of people only having a proper wash once or twice a week.
(These figures place the UK behind Australia, Mexico and France