Spending all day outside commuting to work or school, running errands, and, in children's case, playing will inevitably leave us amoy-araw and amoy-pawis.
When taking a shower in the morning and spraying pabango aren't enough, these tweaks can go a long way in helping you smell fresh throughout the day:
1. WATCH WHAT YOU EAT.
This might sound like a diet tip, but according to experts, what you eat actually affects the way you smell. When you’re in for a long day, try to avoid food with too much garlic, onion, and spices, which may contribute to body odor.
2. APPLY PABANGO STRATEGICALLY.
Spray your favorite cologne or perfume on your pulse points—these are: on your wrists, inside your elbows and knees—because doing so helps amplify the scent of the perfume. To make the smell last longer, try dabbing a tiny bit of petroleum jelly on the area before applying perfume.
3. WEAR CLOTHES MADE OF BREATHABLE FABRIC.
One expert recommends wearing breathable fabrics, such as cotton. Natural fabrics prevent moisture and sweat from getting trapped inside your clothing, which can add to that amoy-araw and amoy-pawis smell.
4. WASH CLOTHES REGULARLY.
Make it a point to wear freshly washed clothes.
Jeans can be washed after a few wears so as not to fade the dye and to maintain its shape. But the rest should be washed and dried.
The latter is an important step, especially during the rainy season to avoid amoy-kulob.
5. USE FABRIC CONDITIONER.
One of the easiest ways to make your clothes smell fresh and clean is to use fabric conditioner.
Surf Fabric Conditioner has Sun Bloom Technology, which gently releases perfume as air and heat hit the fabric.
This simple hack can help make laundry easier and allow you to give the best care for your family by ensuring everyone is always fresh and clean.
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