Key Takeaways
- Body odor naturally changes as people age but there are other factors that contribute to "old people smell," as well.
- Research indicates people generally don't perceive an elderly person's natural body odor to be unpleasant.
- Other factors can contribute to unpleasant body odor, including medication use, underlying illness, diet, and perfume use.
- Body odor can be minimized by increased bathing frequency and with the use of a deodorizing antiperspirant.
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7 comments:
They are using "Free-breeze" on Judge Ginsburg to keep her living dead smell at bay.
Or Old Bay ?
Some smell like smoked ham and urine.
Most have a wonderful grandparents fragrance...
Mothballs
Just pee mostly.
Most older ladies I know have a powdery smell
Love it .
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