Lime Spray, Deodorant

Think about it… through the skin, the body absorbs sunlight, which benefits the bones, the brain, and even sleep quality; it also increases the production of red blood cells and strengthens the immune system.

In other words, whatever gets in contact with your skin can affect what happens inside your body.

When it comes to skincare, if you cannot or would not eat it, you should doubt rubbing it or spraying it onto your skin.

SKINCARE MATTERS… just as much as what you eat; it can either disrupt + disturb your physiology and metabolism or support it and strengthen yourself.

Extra Information…

In the name of reducing bad body odour, as you regularly use any of our natural skin and oral-care products, we also strongly advise you to eat fruits and vegetables often.
As often as you possibly can.
Ideally, you ought to snack on fruits, and/or have them for breakfast and/or add some vegetables to your lunch and dinner meals.
[Please remember to eat your veggies (= fibre) first, before the meat and carbs]

WHY should you eat more fruits and vegetables against bad body odour? Because plants have CHLOROPHYLL, a biochemical compound responsible for photosynthesis, which allows plants to absorb sunlight and convert it into energy for their growth.

Chlorophyll is not just crucial for plants; it also holds potential benefits for human health.

Chlorophyll  (strongly present in green-coloured vegetables and fruits) is known to support detoxification processes in the body… meaning it can help maintain the proper elimination of toxins.

Detoxification processes are believed to contribute to chlorophyll’s wise ability to manage body odour and bad breath: when our bodies are able to efficiently eliminate toxins, it can result in less odour produced from our sweat and breath.

FURTHERMORE. . . gut health also plays an essential role in determining body odour.
Research indicates that gut microbiota can influence our body’s scent and odour, so a healthy gut is
often associated with less pungent body odour.

Chlorophyll (found in fruits and vegetables) can contribute to good gut health, and by
maintaining a healthy gut, chlorophyll may help with body odour from the inside and out.