How do I go about smelling nice?
I don't have much of a sense of smell, and what I do have is sort of wonky. Not so wonky that it seriously interferes with my life, but enough that I don't really trust myself to know if I smell good or not.
To this point in my life, I've pretty much chosen the cheapest deodorant, the cheapest shampoo, and the cheapest laundry detergent. They don't really smell like any consistent thing, and I don't notice them. I also don't wear any cologne or anything.
I used to get teased a lot for smelling bad as a kid, because I had little idea of how to groom myself, and then starting in my teenage years I would have episodes of severe depression and really not care to groom. So I'm really sensitive to the idea that I might smell bad, and even if I can't ever really tell what I (or anyone else) smells like.
I'm getting over a particularly severe round and finding that taking care of myself makes me feel better. So I really want to learn how to smell nice.
I understand stuff like brushing and flossing my teeth, avoiding dairy, showering daily, wearing antiperspirant... but what might I be missing? And how would I go about finding a general... smell theme? I'm a 24 year old guy doing landscaping and looking for full-time employment, for context.
Posted May 16, 2013, 3:47 AM UTC
If you have bad breath, eat an apple. Bad breath gone.
Onions work better.
Never heard that before
Try it.
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