Studies have revealed that a men's sense of smell isn't as heightened as a woman's, which is why they can't tell when they smell badly or not, Dr. Alan Hirsch, M.D. F.A.C.P. the founder and neurological director of the Smell and Taste Treatment and Research Foundation in Chicago, says. Here, 14 things to make him do so he smells good.
1. Tell him to shower every single day with an antibacterial wash.
Men have more sweat glands that are larger than women's, so they sweat more overall. Also, "someone who is under intense emotional stress, like a stock broker, can sweat just as much as someone who works out," Hirsch says. And since sweat mixes with the bacteria on the skin, increasing your body's natural aroma, it's not only important to shower daily, but to also use an antibacterial cleanser, like Dial, that will help reduce the amount of bacteria on skin, lessening natural body odor.
Men have more sweat glands that are larger than women's, so they sweat more overall. Also, "someone who is under intense emotional stress, like a stock broker, can sweat just as much as someone who works out," Hirsch says. And since sweat mixes with the bacteria on the skin, increasing your body's natural aroma, it's not only important to shower daily, but to also use an antibacterial cleanser, like Dial, that will help reduce the amount of bacteria on skin, lessening natural body odor.
2. Spray his bare torso with fragrance.
Spraying perfume over your torso and on your pulse points, like your neck and wrists, offers added benefit, because a certain amount of heat is generated in these areas," says Mark Knitowski, vice president of product innovation and fragrance for Victoria's Secret.
Spraying perfume over your torso and on your pulse points, like your neck and wrists, offers added benefit, because a certain amount of heat is generated in these areas," says Mark Knitowski, vice president of product innovation and fragrance for Victoria's Secret.























