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A good scent with a distinct aroma is referred to as a good smell.
A fragrance is a smell, typically one that is pleasant or sweet.
The thing about smelling good is that it all boils down to what you consider a pleasant scent.
One person’s idea of smelling nice might be to bring an enchanting canopy of soft French perfume into every room they enter.
It could mean not having body odour after a long day at a sweat-inducing job for someone else.
Whether you want to smell like perfume or just like your healthy and natural self, keep reading to find out how to do it and make it last all day:
Extend the life of your fragrance
A small amount of fragrance goes a long way.
Applying it correctly can help you get the most out of the scent.
Apply it to pulse points to allow the scent to naturally blend with your body chemistry.
The scent will be activated and released as the body heats up.
For example, the back of the neck, the crooks of the elbows, and the wrist.
Use a roll-on version: A rollerball is an excellent way to apply the scent precisely where you want it without overspraying.
Use scented ointments to moisturise your skin
If the scent of your body lotion, cream, or oil is all you want, you can extend the life of the scent by applying it to your skin right after you get out of the shower after patting off excess water.
Shower and get to the right places
The scent of your body is related to cleanliness, but genetics and even what you eat can influence how your body smells.
You have little or no control over genetics.
And you may not want to eliminate many of the foods that can cause odours, such as garlic and onions, because they are delicious and healthy.
Showering frequency is determined by your skin type and level of activity.
While bathing, concentrate on the areas of the body with the most sweat glands, such as the armpits, groin, and thighs etc.
Make use of a deodorant or anti-perspirant.
Wear deodorant or anti-perspirant and keep a travel-size version on hand for those stressful sweat days.
Wearing polyester, on the other hand, has been shown in studies to harbour sweat and bacteria, resulting in an unpleasant odour.
However, a bad breath, on the other hand, should not be ignored while trying to keep your body odour under control.
How to keep your breath smelling fresh all day
Poor oral hygiene is the most common cause of bad breath, but even if you take good care of your teeth, the occasional odour can creep in.
Here are some tips to keep your breath smelling fresh throughout the day:
Keep your teeth healthy by brushing twice a day for at least two minutes.
Floss once a day to remove any food particles that may have become lodged between your teeth.
Brush your teeth after eating foods with strong odours, such as garlic or onions.
Drink plenty of water to prevent dry mouth, which can lead to bad breath.
Chew fresh mint leaves to get rid of bad breath naturally.
Keep sugar-free mints or gum on hand for emergencies. — terraskills.com.
