Anonymous wrote:Is it everywhere, or does it come mostly from his head? I have a hard time with DH and figured out its from his head. He uses a sulpher soap now for his hair and scalp and when he uses it, I have i issues with the smell. I can tell when he doesn't.
Anonymous wrote:shower gel and one of those puffy lufa things so he can scrub his chest and body good. Hair traps smells.
Anonymous wrote:Change his food, increase probiotics, make sure he eats a ton of fiber. Eliminate meats. No alcohol and tobacco.
Anonymous wrote:Huh - maybe you should try going on it! (...mostly kidding, I think.) But no, I don't have an answer unfortunately except to say pheromones are strongly influential - there's a biological component with whose smell we're attracted to and thus reproduce with. I can relate to having an ex whose smell I CRAVED. With my husband it's weird - sometimes I love his smell and sometimes I can take it or leave it. I'm not sure what changes...maybe diet? Maybe my hormones?
You said he won't wear cologne, but what about deodorant? Could you have him switch to a different brand? I know for me sometimes certain brands of deodorant seem to almost make my b.o. Worse
Anonymous wrote:I had a long term boyfriend whose smell I disliked. It took me a while to realize it and act on it.
I feel neutral towards my DH's smell.
My DD actually smells like the beach and she always has, since she was born. She is 14 now.
DS I don't note any smell.