ODOR CHECKLIST: Hair Odors--hair may have low porosity, cuticles not opening. Use a clarifying/moisturizing shampoo, rubbing hairs up and down between fingers to force shampoo into the strands. You’ll know when all buildup is gone as well. Use a moisturizing conditioner, follow same process. Force the products to attack the root of the odor. when your hair dries quickly, you did it right. Better results if you deep condition for a few hours with a hot oil treatment. Armpits Odors: Deep condition with hot coconut oil and baking soda. Rub hairs between fingers as best as you can. Not a ...
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ODOR CHECKLIST: Hair Odors--hair may have low porosity, cuticles not opening. Use a clarifying/moisturizing shampoo, rubbing hairs up and down between fingers to force shampoo into the strands. You’ll know when all buildup is gone as well. Use a moisturizing conditioner, follow same process. Force the products to attack the root of the odor. when your hair dries quickly, you did it right. Better results if you deep condition for a few hours with a hot oil treatment. Armpits Odors: Deep condition with hot coconut oil and baking soda. Rub hairs between fingers as best as you can. Not a ...
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ODOR CHECKLIST: Hair Odors--hair may have low porosity, cuticles not opening. Use a clarifying/moisturizing shampoo, rubbing hairs up and down between fingers to force shampoo into the strands. You’ll know when all buildup is gone as well. Use a moisturizing conditioner, follow same process. Force the products to attack the root of the odor. when your hair dries quickly, you did it right. Better results if you deep condition for a few hours with a hot oil treatment. Armpits Odors: Deep condition with hot coconut oil and baking soda. Rub hairs between fingers as best as you can. Not a ...
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ODOR CHECKLIST: Hair Odors--hair may have low porosity, cuticles not opening. Use a clarifying/moisturizing shampoo, rubbing hairs up and down between fingers to force shampoo into the strands. You’ll know when all buildup is gone as well. Use a moisturizing conditioner, follow same process. Force the products to attack the root of the odor. when your hair dries quickly, you did it right. Better results if you deep condition for a few hours with a hot oil treatment. Armpits Odors: Deep condition with hot coconut oil and baking soda. Rub hairs between fingers as best as you can. Not a ...
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(OPTION A) Wet your armpits and try to use a very small amount of coconut oil and baking soda. Rub the hairs between your fingers. massage the armpit. Apply enough to allow to dry somewhat and not be to gritty/greasy. Coconut oil neutralizes odors very well. Wear t-shirts to ensure oil doesn’t get to clothes. (OPTION B) You may have low porosity. Where your cuticles won’t open. Everything sits on your hair and never penetrates. This is a real problem, especially if the hair isn’t moisturized at all. Buy a good clarifying shampoo, sulfate free and moisturizing. Shampoo your armpit hair ...
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SIMPLE CHECKLIST: Hair--- get rid of shampoos with sulfates. Face--- if it’s a sulfuric smell when you turn your head...rub your face with water. If the smell goes away, then you can rest assured it’s not your hair. Rinse your face with bacterial soap. Do daily face scrubs with flat cotton rounds. Dampen your face with water and apply coconut oil on your face at night. It’s antimicrobial and won’t clog pores--and will deodorize. Rinse in the morning Ears--- Behind ears and in front of ears, behind the sideburns wash with a moisturizing soap. Apply a moisturizing lotion to washed ...
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Go to the back of your throat, on either side of your tongue and rub your tonsils. If that’s the problem, you’ll smell inside your sinuses and on the tip of your finger. Try to see if you feel any lumps or see any white stones visibly. If so then your tonsils are pretty much like smelly zits inside your mouth. If it smells like a horse’s rear end then start squeezing out the stones. If odor persists get some saline packs, neti pot and a nasal wash product like ALKALOL with spearmints, peppermints, etc and warm water to flush your nostrils. Lean your head to the side, close the nostril that ...
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Have you checked your tonsils? Rub them with your fingertips and sniff? Look in the back of your throat, at either side of your tongue and see if any white stones are back there. IT would be like a whitehead in your tonsils. If you do, squeeze it like a zit. Then go try some nasal washes to flush your sinuses.   [End]
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