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Do you stink? Don’t worry, these six easy hacks will fix it

New Delhi: In summers body odour is the most common problem faced in sweltering heat. And we all like to fight it effectively. Getting rid of body odour is not that difficult. You can simply

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New Delhi: In summers body odour is the most common problem faced in sweltering heat. And we all like to fight it effectively.

Getting rid of body odour is not that difficult. You can simply make your life so much better with just a few changes. 

Try not to eat extremely oily or spicy food as these can cause excess sweating, and avoid wearing clothes made of synthetic fabrics to keep body odour at bay, says an expert Lata Sharma, Dermatologist from Venus Clinic.

These are the six easy tips which you need to follow to get rid of body odour:

Showering

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You need to take shower twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening. As it is ideal for anyone who is prone to excess sweating, even in the monsoon, when the weather outside is not too hot.

Towel Dry

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Don’t start putting on clothes right after a shower. Thoroughly wipe your entire body and make sure it is dry because dampness attracts odour causing bacteria.

Antiperspirants

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A deodorant masks the pungent smell from sweating but you also need an antiperspirant to control the excess sweat throughout the day. A combination of both is your best bet to be odour-free.

Shaving Underarms

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Whether or not your underarms are exposed, get rid of the unwanted underarm hair that retains the bacteria and promotes a foul smell.

Cotton clothes

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Avoid clothes with nylon and synthetic material as they retain sweat. Wearing cotton clothes allows the sweat to evaporate.

Spicy food

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Certain kinds of food like extremely oily or spicy food can cause excess sweating for some, resulting in body odour. It is wise to review food choices to tackle this problem.

(With Agency input)