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[Rusken]

Hmm.. what's your diet consist of on a normal basis? I mean, I'm pretty sure you don't go around sucking down asparagus, garlic, and the like? Not sure on the processed food part anymore though.

[Yehom]

I don't eat any different than the average person. I do eat rice every day as my diner and my meals tend not to be spiced a lot because our local cuisine is a lot about natural flavors but that's a about it

[Road2Victory]

I forget which Asian culture does that it depends on the region you are from. I could understand why

[Yehom]

I forget which Asian culture does that it depends on the region you are from. I could understand why

What are you talking about?

[onbekende]

well to be fair, the moment you can smell yourself its usually indeed time for some refreshing. That said, that happens way beyond when others notice you >_>

[Road2Victory]

I forget which Asian culture does that it depends on the region you are from. I could understand why

What are you talking about?

Culture. There are people who don't use hygiene often and use dry shampoo to clean themselves when they shower. I read an article that briefly mentioned a family without using soap for about month http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2015/02/how-often-people-in-various-countries-shower/385470/

[Yehom]

 

 

I forget which Asian culture does that it depends on the region you are from. I could understand why

What are you talking about?

Culture. There are people who don't use hygiene often and use dry shampoo to clean themselves when they shower. I read an article that briefly mentioned a family without using soap for about month http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2015/02/how-often-people-in-various-countries-shower/385470/

I like how you assume that I don't take showers by the simple remark that I make that I don't smell IF I were to not to shower for a X amount of time. My personal hygiene has nothing to do with my 'culture' or 'religion'

[Road2Victory]

I forget which Asian culture does that it depends on the region you are from. I could understand why

What are you talking about?

Culture. There are people who don't use hygiene often and use dry shampoo to clean themselves when they shower. I read an article that briefly mentioned a family without using soap for about month http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2015/02/how-often-people-in-various-countries-shower/385470/

I like how you assume that I don't take showers by the simple remark that I make that I don't smell IF I were to not to shower for a X amount of time. My personal hygiene has nothing to do with my 'culture' or 'religion'

Hmmm but I don't know people like you need can't smell. I guess you are truly a one of kind. Sweat and smell proof

[Duderonomy]

 

 

 

 

I forget which Asian culture does that it depends on the region you are from. I could understand why

What are you talking about?

Culture. There are people who don't use hygiene often and use dry shampoo to clean themselves when they shower. I read an article that briefly mentioned a family without using soap for about month http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2015/02/how-often-people-in-various-countries-shower/385470/

I like how you assume that I don't take showers by the simple remark that I make that I don't smell IF I were to not to shower for a X amount of time. My personal hygiene has nothing to do with my 'culture' or 'religion'

Hmmm but I don't know people like you need can't smell. I guess you are truly a one of kind. Sweat and smell proof

 

As long as he's showering and using soap/shampoo around 3 times a week, I don't care what he thinks he smells like naturally.

 

Shampoo and soap overuse can destroy natural skin and hair defenses. Most shampoo in particular is horrible for your hair, with useless suds-producing agents damaging hair. One of the biggest scams is the conditioner industry selling you additional chemicals to "fix" what the shampoo has done.

 

But I will restate that you often are not aware of what you smell like to others. You get acclimated to smells within a couple hours, and its best for all involved if you shower at least 3 times a week, taking care to wash odor-producing areas (like the armpits and groin) and odor-absorbing areas (like hair).

[ccabal86]

Before bed

[The Warrior]

I generally shower twice each day. Once in the morning before work and once in the afternoon after working out.

[onbekende]

so its a wet white rabbit we got