Most of them dont wash their stinking pant,bra and their sick hair on their head

IhatesIGBOS:
Most of them dont wash their stinking pant,bra and their sick hair on their head

dt is under personal hygiene. A lady must always be neat and change her underwear daily.

Very true Hadez, but I hope you wouldn't mind if I add something which is from experience..

1. Smell of soap / deodorant - it contributes to body odour
2. Perfume / body spray - it contributes to body odour, especially those below 1,000


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Now i know. Tanchu...

Damn, some ladies can stink for Africa. Funny enough ladies have more pungent odour than guys. A lady who stinks can never go near a clean guy, she just won't be comfortable. Like attracts like.

IhatesIGBOS:
Most of them dont wash their stinking pant,bra and their sick hair on their head

by there comment we shall know them

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Hadez:
You can call this a counter thread to (5 reasons why Nigerian guys have body odor)

https://www.nairaland.com/3843356/5-reasons-why-most-nigerian

Body odor differs from person to person and in some cases it may be associated with an offensive smell. This may be linked to poor hygiene or excessive perspiration and can be complicated by hormonal changes. While the odor may be generalized, hence the term body odor, it can also be isolated to certain parts of the body, like the armpits or groin.

1. Hormonal Changes During the course of a month, the female sex hormones fluctuate to coordinate events like ovulation and menstruation. The changes during the course of the menstrual cycle are not isolated to the female reproductive organs and may have a generalized effect across the body – affecting perspiration, heat tolerance and usual body odor. It also has localized effects – leading to vaginal discharge and triggering menstruation.

All these factors can affect normal body odor. It may cause or exacerbate excessive perspiration (hyperhidrosis) or offensive smelling perspiration (bromhidrosis), especially if good hygiene is not practiced. It may also affect temperature sensitivity and increase perspiration due to a change in heat tolerance and dilation of the skin blood vessels. While each person has their own specific scent, hormonal changes may also affect the body chemistry and alter this characteristic body odor.

2. Personal Hygiene While hyperhidrosis may be linked to individual temperature sensitivity and the nervous system, hormonal changes may also affect the extent of perspiration. By not practicing good hygiene, this increased perspiration can result in an offensive body odor or exacerbate an already foul body odor.

Body hair, particularly the thicker terminal hair which is present in the armpits and pubic region can further contribute to body odor in these areas. Vaginal discharge, sweat, urine and fecal matter tends to adhere to this hair aggravating the odor at these sites. Not bathing frequently or not trimming the pubic or armpit hair if necessary will exacerbate any offensive odor in the region.

Treating and Preventing Offensive Female Body Odor

Good hygiene by bathing at least twice a day and using a perfumed and an antibacterial soap will assist. If the odor tends to occur more in the areas where terminal hair is present, like the pubic hair or armpit hair, then trimming the hair and washing throughly in these regions are important.

Medical conditions like infections or hyperhidrosis may require medical treatment. In the event of an infection, the causative organism should be identified – usually bacterial and sometimes fungal. An appropriate antibacterial or antifungal cream or gel may be used and in severe cases, an antibiotic or antifungal pill may be necessary.

For hyperhidrosis, the treatment is not always as simple. Hyperhidrosis is usually a persistent condition that does not respond well to drugs and even surgery may offer limited relief. Discuss your treatment options with your doctor in order to manage your condition appropriately.

http://www.phaa.com/smelly-female-body-odor-treatment-prevention.htm

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