LONDON (Reuters) - Deodorant not enough to stop your body odor?
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His song about Santa's distinctive body odor proved his point.
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She had an old lady body odor, like sweet gas.
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"The only thing I can't tolerate is body odor," she says.
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Preti has been studying body odor for more than 30 years.
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I am not sensitive to body odor, and I nearly gagged.
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Using DNA sequences, Callewaert has identified types of bacteria that are more prolific in the armpits of people with low or normal body odor and the types that are more common in people with severe body odor.
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"The only thing that I can't tolerate is body odor," she admitted.
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Body odor, panties, the vague "fragrances," and a slew of other options.
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Parasites and other infectious diseases can change body odor — including poop odor!
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Ten minutes later, a train arrived, hot and rank with body odor.
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"I've always just been my body odor, and that's it," she says.
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Hold up lady, aren't you the one who seeks out body odor?
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Reducing body odor reduces the need to wash the bodysuit so often.
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His job performance is fine, but he has pervasive daily body odor.
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"He smelled like cigars and espresso and his body odor," she said.
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"Trust me, body odor is a part of it too," John adds.
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The downside is that they attract the oily compounds that cause body odor.
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But there are exceptions, she added, and the body odor example probably qualifies.
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Usually, the worst consequences of strict zuò yuèzi are boredom and body odor.
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Leaders do not believe their or their team's body odor smells of perfume.
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It is a mix of manufactured wood, ammonia, manure, body odor, and hot dogs.
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The smell was worse than the worst body odor on a sweltering summer day.
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It smells bad, too: of the off-gassing of plastics, garbage, and body odor.
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Read This Next: Why Do I Like the Smell of My Boyfriend's Body Odor?
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One co-worker often has a strong, unpleasant body odor that permeates our space.
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He doesn't think he has body odor but sees a problem with sweat stains.
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Recent research suggests that body odor helps determine how attractive people are to mosquitoes.
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It would be far from the first time somebody's body odor grounded an entire aircraft.
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But I'm concerned about your body odor, which makes it difficult to work with you.
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He's been said to have terrible body odor, a pumpkin-shaped head, and eats dogs.
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"Today, a search of 'body odor' includes results showing the Adler name," the lawsuit reads.
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When common navel microbes, like corynebacterium, build up, they emit pungent odors, similar to body odor.
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Second highest on the disgust barometer were violations of hygiene norms, such as bad body odor.
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A scented deodorant doesn't just eliminate bad body odor, it can also make you more attractive.
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Yossi Adler said they were told that other passengers had complained about the family's body odor.
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He insisted the family does not have body odor, despite American Airlines standing by its decision.
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"I have brought Rexona (deodorant) because, according to my wife, I have smelly body odor," he said.
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These are the same chemicals that determine an individual's level of skin bacteria and unique body odor.
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Regular marijuana users sometimes produce a body odor that smells like cannabis (this is a real phenomenon).
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Heavy scents can be just as overwhelming as body odor, and just as inescapable in confined spaces.
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Staying hydrated will also keep you from sweating as much, which will also help limit body odor.
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It's crowded, confusing to navigate, and frequently smells like a mix of Auntie Anne's pretzels and body odor.
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A Russian guitarist, whose overpowering body odor required a plane to make an emergency landing, died on Monday.
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Conventions can be intense: the press of people, the overwhelming smell of body odor, the overpriced, undercooked food.
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I also notice at this point that my body odor has instensified and taken on an unpleasant tang.
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Some people have more bacteria than others, so their body odor may be more intense, Dr. Wattenberg said.
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Per Gildersleeve, the theory is that through body odor, you're detecting their major histocompatibility complex (MHC), a set of genes that plays a critically important role in helping our immune system identify and defend our body against pathogens, and are thought to be closely connected to those that dictate body odor.
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The agent did not state which family member had the body odor at the time, according to the lawsuit.
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Battling the body odor beasts bedeviling locker rooms across the country is Renegade Brands' Sweat X sports laundry line.
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They affect our height, our risk of heart disease, how strong our bones are, and even our body odor.
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First, he acknowledges that antiperspirants are generally more effective at reducing sweating and body odor than straight-up deodorants.
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I've seen various [natural deodorant] results with body odor, but with no patients have I it work with wetness.
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It can bind to many different types of bacteria — including the bacteria responsible for bad breath and body odor.
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And for individuals who have serious body odor, a medical condition called bromhidrosis, it can be a debilitating problem.
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Later, they were informed that it was due to body odor at the direction of the pilot, USA Today reported.
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So 2018, for all its pustules and body odor, has been the year YouTube realized it needed to grow up.
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Photo: TanitaSkyrocketing temperatures, unbearable humidity, and sweaty armpits all add up to one embarrassing side effect of the summer: body odor.
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Jennifer*, a 16-year-old from the UK, says it took about five months to notice her body odor was changing.
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This results in an imbalance in their systems, and a more pungent body odor could be a by-product of that.
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The 'stinky' smell of teens Stronger, "high intensity" body odor samples were identified as coming from children in, or past, puberty.
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By contrast, the Führer, idol of millions, is an ill-tempered and nondescript figure with a bad case of body odor.
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Kumar states that he's smelled the necks of over 4,000 men and women, and views body odor as something deeply individual.
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If the smell of hot meat mixed with body odor is your ideal scent du jour, KFC has the product for you.
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That's right, don't blame the pee, says body-odor expert George Preti, a scientist at the Monell Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia.
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The pale gray, long-sleeved "Skin II" contains healthy probiotic bacteria, reducing the smell of body odor, said its designer Rosie Broadhead.
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"I'd definitely say my body odor was stronger, smelled worse, and came on faster than when I was eating normally," she says.
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Cohen explains that because so much of the illness is psychological, worsening body odor often prompts only more paranoia or self-consciousness.
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"Body odor is perceived more intensively due to the developmental changes," explained lead author Laura Schäfer, a doctoral student in Croy's lab.
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It seems unlikely to me that ticket holders would be put out of their seats for a subjective matter like body odor.
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Barbour's workshop seeks to contribute to the fairly minuscule body of research about body odor, pheromones, and their potential effects on human attraction.
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Perhaps it's because, when I was young, I got through enough of it on a daily basis to permanently alter my body odor.
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But cultural differences and simple biology — scientists have shown that many East Asian people don't have Westerners' body odor issues — scotched those plans.
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Plus when the city heats up, all the unpleasant smells, like garbage, urine and body odor, emerge to slap you in the face.
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And thanks to the peppermint, the underwear is also antimicrobial, so it naturally fights off thioalcohol molecules, which are responsible for sweaty body odor.
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The actor, 39, was first exposed to cologne as a young teenager but, oddly enough, not with the goal of combating prepubescent body odor.
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These boozy baths brought beefy-tasting blessings and boo-boo body odor aromas—just the sick kinda shit these monks really got off on.
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Bacteria is the single biggest determinant of body odor, he notes, and preferences for smells are to a large degree learned, subject to cultural differences.
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The problems only get worse with warm weather, when riding the subway means getting really, unexpectedly familiar with other people's sweaty backs and body odor.
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My dad was given his first blue bottle of the stuff by his doctor eight years ago, to help keep his body odor in check.
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He adds that people use body odor as a way of subconsciously identifying what sort of genetic traits would be passed onto their future offspring.
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We ate them in the lobby because the auditorium had taken on the distinct smell of day-old body odor, stale popcorn and old socks.
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On their own, animalic scents are very potent and "can smell like sweat, fecal matter, unwashed hair, body odor and even cat pee," Zappas says.
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"Cumin is also technically an animalic note because it can smell like body odor, which, in a certain context, can be really appealing," Zappas adds.
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A Detroit family on vacation in Miami say they were kicked off of an American Airlines flight after other passengers complained about their body odor.
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"All of the smelly fun a girl can handle," the Frederick, Maryland, mom joked, noting how the body odor is just beginning with her middle son.
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If you're not sure (like smelling your own body odor, people rarely catch the tannic stench of their own desperation), Dr. Martinez explains the key indicators.
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"This change in the microbiome is associated with reducing your body odor, encouraging cell renewal and is really good for the skin's immune system," she said.
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A new study published in the journal Evolution & Human Behavior has found that our body odor is more closely tied to our diets than previously thought.
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A cloud of cologne hits me; wood, some musk of amber – expensive but it does not hide the stench of the home and his body odor.
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"It's mostly to do with body odor, which is controlled in part by our genes," writes James Logan, PhD, lead author of the study, in an email.
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Science suggests humans seek out mates who are neither too similar nor too different from them genetically — and we sometimes make these judgments based on body odor.
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As you exit the kitchen the faint smell of body odor in the air hits you and you flashback to a time where things were much simpler.
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She argues that the fragrances we choose for ourselves are directly related to our own body odor, in that we prefer smells that match our natural scent.
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Once the couple stepped off the plane, the agent told them that the pilot had booted them because they had "extremely offensive body odor," the lawsuit said.
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No one wants to inhale deeply as they walk down a street covered in trash bags or stand in the hot subway station surrounded in lingering body odor.
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Excessive fidgeting, strong body odor, cold penetrating stare -- that is a lady who wouldn&apost help with the overhead -- wide open staring eyes, exaggerated emotions, and facial flushing.
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In May, a flight from Spain to the Netherlands had to make an emergency landing because of the overpowering body odor of a man on board the plane.
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Fluids from these glands mix with bacteria (your warm, dark, moist pits make the perfect breeding ground for bugs) and produce the unpleasant stench we call body odor.
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Christian Slater is a prosecutor and mayoral candidate who senses an opportunity — and has already rebuked Stuart after the city faced legal consequences for the body odor episode.
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The couple said they were shocked because they had never received complaints about their body odor on flights, and that they had showered that morning, the lawsuit said.
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Commuting during the summer is its own kind of private hell — if you take public transit, you are publicly subjected to every range of body odor known to humankind.
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Timberlake sent his own birthday well-wishes to Biel on social media, while also sharing some information we definitely did not need to know about his occasional body odor.
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Friedman complained about the Chinese man with a "terrible body odor" who received him at the Beijing airport; the man turned out to be one of his academic hosts.
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"The Adler family was asked to deplane after multiple passengers and our crew members complained about Mr. Adler's body odor," the company said Friday in a statement to CNN.
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Bolles—he spelled out his last name for me: " Body Odor eL Lower East Side"—would have stolen the show, if the band weren't such a strong-and-balanced ensemble.
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Read More: Sneaky Ways to Work Better With a Difficult Co-worker Maybe your co-worker has not-so-great body odor, or they blast their music at an insane volume.
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Along with what meets the eye, your voice and body odor are important in determining attractiveness, according to a small review paper published in the journal Frontiers in Psychology on Thursday.
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The startup cites research from an independent certified lab that their particular formula is 40% better at killing Staphylococcus hominis (the bacteria that causes body odor) than other leading natural deodorants.
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A 2002 study titled The importance of smell for women revealed that body odor outranked a man's looks, voice, and social factors, such as money or ambition, when selecting a lover.
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"I was quite anxious about people noticing or commenting on my body odor, although the only person who usually notices is yourself, but it does impact your life," Callewaert told me.
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One twin suffered from more severe body odor than the other, but once Callewaert and his team deposited good bacteria from his brother's pit, his odor improved, and it stayed improved.
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And Corynebacteria, the type responsible for body odor, only made up 14 percent of the bacteria found in antiperspirant-users' pits compared to 62 percent for people who go au natural.
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Animalis, in its original form, was an unctuous golden liquid comprised civet, castoreum, costus and musk, and smelled a bit like body odor, dirty scalp, perspiration, butter and a horse stable.
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The right cues — a whiff of exhaled carbon dioxide, warmth, a bit of body odor, other mysterious elements of animal smell — have to be there, or mosquitoes won't take the risk.
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Jobs apparently thought that his vegan diet caused him not to emit any sort of body odor, which he took to mean he didn't need to wear deodorant or shower regularly.
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Abzug ran the gamut from fighting to keep local day care centers open to wondering if it would be possible to make use of a rumor that Moynihan had body odor.
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"It's possible that fear, stress, and positive emotions are each related to the production of specific substances that influence body odor," psychologist Scott Barry Kaufman wrote about the study at Scientific American.
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The company has even filed patents for "smell recognition capabilities" that could be used to detect air pollution or analyze body odor—capabilities that aren't as far-fetched as you might think.
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The researchers found that the perception of attractiveness indeed is multimodal, meaning it's not reliant on just one factor, such as physical appearance, but rather multiple factors, including body odor and voice.
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There's a lot of weird science out there about how and why people hook up — for example, did you know that several studies suggest body odor plays a major role in attraction?
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But Curtis is also a master at shifting tones — and so for every nail-biting moment, there's a note of goofy joy or slapstick humor (often about Captain Buck's "ripish" body odor).
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Bezos, who had built an empire exhorting employees to be "vocally self-critical," and to never "believe their or their team's body odor smells of perfume," issued a command: Make it Thursday.
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It's time to embrace nature—you're out in the woods for the weekend, camping with your crew, and your hairy pits and body odor prove you've ditched all the luxuries of home.
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Yossi Adler told Florida's Local 10 that his family doesn't have a strong body odor and said he wants to know if there was another reason they were taken off the flight.
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If you're trying to get rid of off-putting body odor residue, simply hang your clothes on the hanger, plug it in, and set it to normal mode, which takes around five hours.
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Sitting at the Beaver in downtown Toronto in leopard print leggings and a loose black shirt, the platinum blonde jumps from discussing body odor to the stigmatization of stripping in the same breath.
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There are a few factors that contribute to body odor, but Callewaert's research has found that the types of bacteria that happens to set up camp in your armpit plays a significant role.
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Stench was a factor not just of Orwell's writing: both William Empson and Orwell's first wife detested his potent body odor, masked only by a tobacco habit that persisted despite the fact that he had tuberculosis.
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Like Schmidt's, Lavanila Sport Luxe has a very similar texture to more traditional deodorant, and while it might wear off a little bit faster, it still keeps body odor and perspiration at bay for several hours.
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But unlike other body-care products like cleansers and moisturizers, which come in a veritable bonanza of forms, deodorant wearers have historically been using one type of deo since they first became aware of body odor: Sticks.
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The Adlers said they were distraught and that despite their embarrassment, they approached more than 20 people in the boarding area to ask if they could detect an unpleasant body odor from the family, the lawsuit said.
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"All of a sudden, as soon as they took us off, they closed the gate and then they said, 'Sorry, sir, some people complained you had body odor and we're not letting you back on,'" Adler recalled.
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The lawsuit also says the couple was defamed In addition to the allegations of discrimination, the lawsuit accuses American Airlines of defamation, saying American's statements about the couple's body odor to several news outlets were humiliating and false.
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The first two surveys, each involving around 160 people, found that a person's aversion to body odor accounted for about 10 percent of their tendency to be fans of rigid social order, clearly defined gender roles, and harsh punishments.
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Barbour, an artist in residence who is working on a body odor–related exhibit to be displayed next summer at the Museum of Sex in New York City, tells everyone to spend two minutes writing down what they smell.
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If it's something you know they could solve with something as simple as deodorant or the volume button on their phone, it's OK to ask (but, in the case of body odor, speak to HR and see if they'll handle it).
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"I have already found many types of body odor smell," he says, clutching a clipboard which he uses to score candidates as they stand, arms outstretched, in front of a fan meant to simulate the headwind of a motorcycle ride.
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Punks were clad in vests with perfectly placed silkscreen patches, their black jeans cut into makeshift shorts to combat the draughts of hot air carrying the stench of body odor, bad weed and beer floating through the small performance space.
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She worked with Belgian microbiologist Chris Callewaert of Ghent University to develop Skin II. He provided her with the healthy probiotic bacteria that are commonly found on skin, and has himself done extensive research on the causes of body odor.
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It could be any number of things: the overpoweringly sour scent of human body odor; the romantic panpipes playing in the background; the fact that the safe word is "jellyfish;" or the growing circle of heavy-breathing old men looking on.
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But a series of studies from researchers at Charles University and the National Institute of Mental Health in the Czech Republic and the University of Stirling in the United Kingdom suggests a different story when it comes to body odor.
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Elisabeth Oberzaucher, a behavioral biologist at the University of Vienna and a member of Science Busters (an informational and comedic YouTube group comprised of Austrian scientists), is currently researching attractiveness and partner selection, and has worked extensively with body odor.
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A boy's voice quiets right around the same time that he is cluelessly steeped in his own body odor, his face may be speckled with pimples or he could be sprouting hair from his upper lip to his lower legs.
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Not only to we have to worry about people sitting a little too close for comfort next to us, and body odor, and people pushing us in the train, but now we have to worry about sitting next to snakes in boxes. Great.
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"We thought body odor disgust might be related to authoritarian ideological attitudes, because inter-group contact and social change is minimized in authoritarian societies, which might make disgust-sensitive individuals feel that those societies are more 'safe' from contamination," Olofsson told Gizmodo.
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The trapdoors malfunctioned, and the lure used to attract the mosquitoes—a combination of smelly socks and dry ice, which mimic our body odor and the carbon dioxide we exhale—is too expensive and labor intensive to replicate on a wide scale.
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Women who are not on hormonal birth control are naturally drawn to the body odor of men who have different immune systems to their own, says first author Gurit Birnbaum, an associate professor at the Baruch Ivcher School of Psychology in Israel.
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Pheramor cites studies like the famous sweaty T-shirt study of the 1990s, which used smelly shirts to establish the role body odor plays in signaling to a potential partner that a person has desirable immune genes that would help offspring stave off disease.
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Eighth Grade is a movie that does such a good job presenting what it feels like to be Kayla that you can practically smell the middle school body odor and feel the sharp sting of a zit on her face straining to break free.
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They argue that the side effects of hog farming (like "horrible smells of hog feces, urine, body odor, and corpses; the sight of dead, bloated, and decaying hogs; liquid dripping from passing hog trucks," according to the suit) has reduced their quality of life.
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" Hiaasen describes the deficiencies of this product eloquently: "The target market segment was middle-aged men with slack penises and gagging body odor, but the refreshing juniper scent had attracted teenage girls who failed to read the warning label while rifling their parents' medicine cabinets.
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In a Goods investigation earlier this month, reporter Alden Wicker analyzed a number of startups that claim to take the germs and body odor out of fashion so you can squeeze a ton of repeated wears out of your clothes, from button-downs to athleisure.
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Whether one needs this confirmation of their own masculinity or, as Kumar suggests, doesn't want to be at odds with his own body odor, the task of finding the scent that really matches your sense of self is left to you and you alone.
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I had every one of Skippy's friends: the boy with body odor, the fat kid, the compulsive swearer, the foreign kid, the oversexed loser, the science nerd, the art-gay, the new kid who would soon realize that he could do way better than us.
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Anyone who's ever had the misfortune of training with some asshole who won't wash his gi because it psychs out and/or causes great gastrointestinal distress to his opponents/rolling partners can attest to just how disarming body odor can be when it's weaponized against you.
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The idea here is to embed clothing items with products that naturally kill certain forms of bacteria and microbes; with this in place, body odor could potentially be eliminated, and you could protect yourself from many of the dangerous microbes that lurk in gyms and weight rooms.
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When you enter the courtroom to observe the hearings, you immediately hit the wall of body odor that comes from a group of 75 people wearing the clothes they were apprehended in — sitting next to each other in row after row, with barely an inch between them.
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For me they included a grunge-inspired "photo shoot" for which a friend and I posed in front of an abandoned house and channeled all our teen angst; a favorite Salvation Army flannel that was three sizes too big and stained with a stranger's body odor.
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Many a crush was nursed within those carpeted walls, where kitschy pop and disco songs were requested one-by-one on steady rotation, the smell of stale nachos and body odor permeated the air, and beige skates were rented out with questionable aromas of their own.
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In the second installment of our new CNN Digital Video series "Parent Acts," we asked parents to act out what their children do and say when it comes to the body odor conversation, and then we had a parenting expert listen to their roleplay to weigh in with advice.
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He's here to sell a new line of grooming products to men who are less interested in suave scents and more interested in the most powerful way to beat sweat and body odor — something Old Spice says it hasn't emphasized as much in its quest for interesting smells.
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Though the post-doctoral researcher at the University of California dubs himself Dr. Armpit, and spends his time trying to find a cure for body odor, when I spoke with him at the Biofabricate conference in New York on Thursday, there were no malodorous scents to be whiffed.
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In their newest exhibition, So Much Dirt But Not Enough Soil, NYC-based artists Loney Abrams and Johnny Stanish challenge the superficial and highlight inherent conflicts in global systems and societies through a material mash up of ingredients like THC oil, human hair, Subway sandwich wrappers, and body odor.
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Ms. Tolaas, who once covered a gallery's walls with paint embedded with the sweat and body odor of 20 men, will use the same technology — microencapsulation, "which is really scratch and sniff, but we don't like that phrase," Ms. Lupton said — to cover the walls of the Cooper Hewitt's galleries.
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Watch: The New Speed Dating Craze is Smelling Your Suitors' Armpits Natural armpits experienced something of a revival in the 1970s, when the British scientist Alex Comfort advised women to use their body odor—or "personal perfume," as he called it—as a weapon for seduction in his book The Joy of Sex.
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Even fancy people whose shit doesn't stink still have to deal with the armpit B.O. Luckily, modern technology has made major strides in the fight against body odor with high-powered deodorants and antiperspirants that beat back reek and sweat with the dedication of Hodor on blocking an army of White Walkers.
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It takes about 10 seconds for the device to work its magic, at which point it delivers its verdict about your level of body odor on a scale of one to 10—10 meaning it's time to reapply your deodorant, and one meaning you've probably spent the day hiding out in an air conditioned office.
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"Although [the victim] could not ask for help or verbalize her fear, in all probability [she] would have recognized the body odor and voice of her assailant each time he was in her room, which likely caused her severe emotional distress and fear that she was going to be sexually violated again," the filing states.
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They have a keen sense of smell highly tuned to our body odor and the carbon dioxide we breathe out; a limited but useful vision that can spot dark colors where it's likely to be safer; and pheromones they emit to signal to other bugs that a location is good enough to bunch into.
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In a press release about its "smell checker," which we've shoddily adapted into English via Google Translate, Tanita markets the thing by claiming that "interest in 'smell' such as body odor" is apparently "increasing," and something called "smell harassment" has "become commonplace"—with several companies allegedly "conducting seminars on 'smell care'" in the workplace.
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She researches how our skin's microbiome and body odor interacts with the clothing we wear, and explains that sweat itself is sterile and odor-free (unless you've just eaten a lot of garlic) but as soon as it meets our body's bacteria — which varies from person to person — it's metabolized into volatile, gaseous compounds that float to our noses.
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For instance, studies have found out which phase of a woman's menstrual cycle is hottest to men based on smell; someone's body odor can be used to determine their sex, health, diet, even personality; and perhaps most usefully, it is possible to smell whether someone is a member of your family, "which is important in sexual selection in order to avoid inbreeding," the researchers write.
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I've seen some bizarre things in the seven years I've been doling out cleaning advice: an uptick in questions about couches when I started writing for a men's interest site, a reader who rubbed Valencia oranges on the armpits of a dress shirt hoping to eliminate body odor (it did not work), and three separate incidents in which a pound of butter was melted into a car seat.
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Ms. Pilon writes about Skate World, the roller rink of her Oregon youth, and what she realizes about its role in her community as it closes: ...Many a crush was nursed within those carpeted walls, where kitschy pop and disco songs were requested one-by-one on steady rotation, the smell of stale nachos and body odor permeated the air, and beige skates were rented out with questionable aromas of their own.
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