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Article Title: Handling Body Odor Without Using Cologne
Author: Simon Johnnson
Category: Diseases and Conditions
Word Count: 485
Keywords: men's fashion, advice for men
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Article Source: http://www.articlemarketer.com
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Body odor is a very serious problem for some people, especially those who 
interact with a lot of people on a regular basis. Imagine being a corporate 
executive officer or a front desk clerk who gives off a unique reek and you 
will get the implications of what some really nasty body odor can do.

Many people attempt to attack this problem by slathering themselves with 
cologne and perfume, but this method simply serves to aggravate the problem. 
You may not be able to smell it yourself, but perfume will only serve to make 
you smell even worse than you do without it.

So without further ado, here are six simple methods to handle body odor without 
dunking yourself in a vat of cologne every single day:

Maintaining proper hygiene

This is the single most important factor that you have to keep in mind when it 
comes to body odor. Bacteria on decaying skin is what causes bad odor in the 
first place, so regularly taking a bath and soaping yourself off helps keep 
their numbers down.

Use a deodorant

The armpits are a major source of body odor, which is what a deodorant aims to 
protect. Deodorants sanitize the skin while keeping it dry, which in turn 
prevents sweat from encouraging bacterial growth. Take some time to swipe some 
of the stuff on your armpits before leaving your home.

Stay away from certain foods

Spicy and oily food has a particularly adverse effect on your body's scent. 
Alcohol and caffeine are also some notorious culprits for liquids. They have 
ways of getting into your sweat, which then begins to stink once it begins to 
dry. Steer clear from these substances in your food and drink, and you'll be 
one step closer to killing off body odor.

Breathable fabrics

Sweat is a major contributor to bad body odor, which is why you need to let 
your skin 'breathe' as you go about your business. Cotton is one of the best 
materials out there, since it allows air to circulate around your skin while 
absorbing a modest degree of sweat.

Medication and Botox injections

If sweat is a major problem that you cannot control by natural means, then you 
may opt for more drastic measures to kick the problem. Oral medication helps 
reduce sweat levels, while Botox injections to the armpit help reduce sweating 
in that particular area. Do be careful, though, as these drastic solutions have 
nasty side-effects to boot.

Relax!

The last and probably most important thing you can do to help with your odor 
situation is to reduce your stressors and relax. Your body not only sweats more 
when you are stressed, but has a higher tendency to release waste materials 
along with the sweat. The result is a particularly sour scent that is nowhere 
near pleasing to the nostrils.

So there you have it, six easy and simple ways for you to handle body odor 
without having to resort to dumping yourself in a vat of cologne.

Simon Johnnson is the director of content for 
http://www.executivegiftshoppe.com/laserpointers.html. They feature a large 
selection of men's gifts like laser pointers, cufflinks and zippo lighters.
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