Will the child smell more b/c he used deodorant to early.?

Question

Will the child smell more b/c he used deodorant to early.?

Answer 1

haha no thats impossiable

Answer 2

Not at all, and it's good to get into the habit early, before they REALLY need it.  There's nothing more offensive than a teenager who just came off the football field and has not yet learned to use deodorant!

Answer 3

My parents believed that and refused to let me use deodorant until I was 13. I was teased often as a pre teen.

Answer 4

No haha whats to early?

Answer 5

I say if you need it, put it on. :)

Answer 6

no, deoderant wont change when the child gets active sweat glands or how active they are.

Answer 7

No he wouldn't smell more.

Answer 8

nope. deodorant is only a bactera blocker.

Answer 9

No, body oder is a combination of bacteria, oil and sweat.  During puberty, there is an increase in all three.  Your question may be part of an 'old wives tale' that frequenly surface regarding early adolescence.

When I grew up the 'tale' was to avoid shaving for as long as possible so the beard would be more 'manageable' instead of being thick and coarse.  Both ideas appear related.

Answer 10

He might smell better!!!! Young pre-teens and teens should learn to use deodorant. My mom bought me some when I was a kid and told me how to use it....Kids have to learn sometime.