How To Get Rid Of Smelly Armpits With Natural RemedieS
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Everybody sweats, but when sweat comes along with a bad odor is
extremely bothering for you and for those around you. Emotions, stress,
physical effort, a few minutes in crowded traffic, are enough to be in a
sweaty and smelly situation.
Smelly sweat is a sign of plenty of bacteria on your skin. Here are a few natural remedies to get rid of smelly armpits
Baking soda
Wash your armpits very well then apply baking soda powder on your
armpits. This ingredient will absorb the unpleasant smell of sweat.
Apply powder on the dry skin but don’t sprinkle too much not to stain
your clothes.
White vinegar
Soak a cotton pad in white vinegar and dab your armpits. The smell of
vinegar will disappear in a few minutes, and you will be relieved of the
unpleasant sweat odor.
Apple cider vinegar
Apple cider vinegar removes the smell of sweat because it reduces the
skin ph. As bacteria don’t survive in a low pH environment, even if you
will sweat, the odor will disappear.
1. The Eye Roll The eye roll exercise is very effective, and when done regularly, it can help strengthen the eye muscles and enhance the shape of your eyes. So, the next time you hear something and roll your eyes, feel good about it and roll your eyes in the other direction to complete one rep. But since it’s an exercise, you must know the correct way to do it. Here’s how. How To Do Eye Roll Exercise Sit or stand straight. Keep your shoulders relaxed, and neck straight, and look ahead. Look to your right and then slowly roll your eyes up towards the ceiling. Roll your eyes down to your left and from there, down towards the floor. Do this in the clockwise and anti-clockwise directions. 2. The Rub Down This is a personal favorite. You can do this exercise even while wearing contact lenses. This means that it can be done whenever you feel eye strain and need a quick, refreshing exercise. Here’s how to do it. How To Do Rub Down Eye Exercise Sit or stand
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