Ultimate guide to STINKY armpits 👃🏻
In honor of coachella 2026 coming to an end, but music festival season just beginning, here is a full guide on how to get rid of body odor!
I know some people are going to say "I don't smell and I use natural deodorant", all I can say is bring your armpit near me and I'll be the first to tell you if you do or don't.
Most people do NOT feel comfortable telling someone they smell bad, but there's a way to do it and people need to know
#bodyodor #aestheticnurse #dermatology #hygiene #skincaretips
Products mentioned:
@CeraVe 4% benzoyl peroxide cleanser
@PanOxyl 4% benzoyl peroxide cleanser
@Neutrogena Canada stubborn acne cleanser
@The Ordinary glycolic toner
@The INKEY List glycolic toner
@Pixi Beauty glow tonic
@Vichy Laboratoires antiperspirant
@NIVEA antiperspirant
@Kiehl's Since 1851 antiperspirant cream
Dealing with body odor can be a sensitive topic, but it's essential for personal confidence and comfort, especially during active social events like music festivals. From my experience working closely with dermatology products, I've found that incorporating certain skincare routines significantly helps in managing and reducing armpit odor. A key aspect many overlook is the buildup of bacteria and dead skin cells in the armpit area, which contribute to unpleasant smells. Using benzoyl peroxide cleansers like CeraVe or PanOxyl, which are traditionally used for stubborn acne, can effectively reduce bacterial growth under the arms. These cleansers not only promote clearer skin but also decrease odor-causing bacteria. Additionally, exfoliating with glycolic toners such as The Ordinary or The INKEY List glycolic acid toners can help remove dead skin layers and prevent discoloration or hyperpigmentation caused by frequent shaving or irritation. Regular exfoliation ensures cleaner skin and better deodorant performance. When it comes to choosing deodorants or antiperspirants, I urge everyone to be honest about their scent and effectiveness. While natural deodorants are popular, they may not suit everyone’s body chemistry and can sometimes fail in controlling odor. Traditional antiperspirants from brands like Vichy, NIVEA, or Kiehl’s offer stronger sweat and odor protection and are worth trying, especially during hot or active days. Lastly, remember that proper hygiene is a daily practice. Showering regularly, wearing breathable fabrics, and sometimes adjusting diet can all influence body scent. Don’t wait for someone to point out an issue—taking proactive steps can keep you feeling fresh and confident during any occasion.