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How come I smell bad even though...?

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Ok so I take a shower every night and I also put on deodorant. It only started happening recently when I didn't put deodorant on for 3 days straight but I usually don't put it on when I'm not going anywhere? Is that the problem? If it is then what can I do to fix it?

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  1. Well during our sleep our body keeps on working. We get sweaty and especially now that it's still hot out there. So the best thing if you would like to avoid deodorant for some days would be to take the shower not before you go to bed but in the morning when you wake up. Unfortunately this won't make a big difference. Every time you shower you must wear your deodorant, if you think that too much deodorant can be bad for your health then try buying a non-alcohol deodorant or an anti allergy one from a pharmacy that do the same job with less of the "bad" ingredients. Hope I helped.


  2. Using deodorant is a good thing even I have asthma I still use it just to smell good. It's natural to smell I used to smell alot now I don't cause I use deodorant and perfume it actually kills the bacteria under your arm pit's and you know for a fact you know the Coke can size the 365ml that's how much sweat we produce per a day hope this helps. :)

  3. Not using deodorant causes bacteria to grow under your armpits.  That is why it smells.  I suggest you shave your hair under your arms once, use an anti-bacterial cleanser for a few days and then try to use deodorant everyday after you shower.

  4. deodorant is not only for when you're going somewhere. get in the habit of putting it on right out of the shower. it's vital just like you wouldn't skip a shower or skip brushing your teeth.

  5. you need to wear it even if you dont go out. your body produces sweat regardless of what your doing and where your at.

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