[ SECRET POST 3889 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3889 ⌋

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Re: Things you've wondered but can't ask without sounding like a jerk or an idiot

[soldatsasha]

I have a pretty sensitive nose (ia with above anon, not fun at all) and I definitely notice that different people smell differently. I've noticed if I eat something strong I can sometimes smell it on my sweat the next day, and I've noticed other people smelling like garlic or curry or whatever.

So I think some of it's diet. But I also think it's probably differences in the products people use when bathing and how often they shower and wash their clothes and stuff.

Like, lots of black people use iirc cocoa-based products for their skin and hair? It has a really distinctive smell that's different from like, 'white person shampoo' or whatever. Same thing with how you wash your clothes. Someone who hand-washes their stuff, or let's it air dry or something, their clothes usually smell a lot more "fresh" and less chemical. Or if they take a bath most days and only wash their hair once a week, they'll smell more person-y and less perfume-y.