How to tell if you have body odor

Some people are born with body odor, which is a fragrance that radiates from the inside out and permeates from the surface of the skin. The smell of body odor is not as strong as perfume, but it smells light and fragrant, which makes people feel very comfortable. But some people cannot smell their own body odor, only others can smell it. Let’s learn how to determine whether you have body odor.

Wear a piece of underwear that you wear regularly for a week or three days, and then ask others to smell it to see if it smells good or bad. You cannot smell it yourself.

Use your own saliva to apply it to any part of the skin on your body.

Then rub it repeatedly with your fingers until it turns red. The moment your fingers leave, put your nose close to that piece of skin and you can smell your body fragrance.

Further reading:

1. Different types of body odor:

1. Apricot body fragrance:

Studies have shown that magnesium enters the lung meridian. The lung controls the skin and hair, so the skin and hair are related to the lungs. The theoretical basis of magnesium in cosmetology is that a diet rich in magnesium can make you energetic, have fair and tender skin, and have an apricot scent.

2. Flower-shaped body fragrance:

If you take enough magnesium, your body odor will transform into a floral scent.

3. Chrysanthemum body fragrance:

According to the "Shenjia Bencao Jing", peach blossom can be used in medicine to make the skin more colorful. According to modern pharmacological research, peach blossom extract glycosides and plant hormones have the special effect of inhibiting blood coagulation and promoting peripheral blood circulation. Peach blossom is rich in iron. The peach blossom petals can be used to make tea or grind them into powder to make honey pills and eat them to make the body emit the fragrance of chrysanthemum.

4. Jasmine body fragrance:

Jasmine has long been used as a body fragrance and beauty food. According to modern pharmacological research, the essential oils and linalool contained in jasmine can inhibit the formation of skin pigments and the function of epidermal cells.

5. Aloe Vera Body Fragrance:

Aloe vera contains a high amount of glycosides. The glycosides themselves do not have aroma, and the aroma can be released after being decomposed.

1. I have been eating flowers since 2,000 years ago. The Book of Songs described Qu Yuan chanting "Drinking magnolia dew in the morning and eating fallen chrysanthemum petals in the evening". From the ancient food culture of eating flowers to the present, modern medical research has confirmed that flowers have obvious effects of increasing fragrance and changing body odor.

2. Jasmine: Jasmine has been used as a body fragrance and beauty food for a long time. Modern pharmacological research has shown that the essential oils and linalool contained in jasmine have the effect of inhibiting the formation of skin pigments and the transformation of epidermal cells. "Compendium of Materia Medica" records that jasmine can fragrance the skin, moisturize the skin, and regulate hair. Doctors believe: Jasmine has a unique fragrance and can regulate qi and blood. Edible: Every June morning, pick some fresh jasmine flowers, dry them, grind them into powder, take 3 to 5 grams each time, mix them into porridge, or make tea to make your skin fragrant. Warm reminder: Jasmine contains a high concentration of indole and has a bad smell. The recommended amount to take is