Nikky's Beauty by Sweden

Good afternoon Everyone 😊

In the morning when you wake up, pray to God so that you can live

Then, bath 🧼 🛀 🛁 brush your mouth 👄 and most importantly use deodorant (roll on) so that others can live 😩
It is a common misconception that sweat itself causes body odor (armpits especially). In actual fact, human sweat is almost odorless.

Body odor occurs due to bacteria on a person’s skin breaking down protein molecules within sweat and producing odor as a result.

Body odor is a common problem, but it can severely affect a person’s quality of life
Body odor is Sha a term for natural smells originating from a person.

The human body can produce a range of substances that carry a smell, known as odorants. Many of these are important for regular bodily function and, in small quantities, do not lead to unpleasant odors. However😭, an excessive accumulation of these compounds on the skin can cause noticeable smells
Sweat itself is virtually odorless to humans. However, the rapid multiplication of bacteria and their breaking down of sweat into acids can cause unpleasant smells.

As a result, people who sweat a lot — such as those with hyperhidrosis — may be more susceptible to developing body odor💯 *Introducing our Amazing Activelle Anti-boost deodorant protection

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This is me telling you to stop wishing, start acting..

Remind me that your new year resolution again....

Happy New month to you

Keep that soap away from your va**na...👩‍🔧👩‍🔧👩‍🔧👩‍🔧

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*Bacteria in the va**na*

There are lots of bacteria inside the va**na, and they're there to protect it.

Professor Ronnie Lamont, spokesperson for the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, says: "The va**na contains more bacteria than anywhere else in the body after the bowel, but the bacteria are there for a reason."
The good bacteria inside the va**na:

provide "numerical dominance" – they outnumber other potential harmful bacteria that might enter the va**na

help keep the va**na's pH balance (how acidic the va**na is) at an even level, which helps keep the balance of bacteria healthy

can produce bacteriocins (naturally occurring antibiotics) to reduce or kill other bacteria entering the va**na

produce a substance that stops invading bacteria sticking to the va**na walls, which prevents bacteria invading the tissues

If the balance of bacteria is disturbed, this can lead to infection and inflammation.
Bacteria called lactobacilli help keep the va**na's pH balance at its normal low level (less than pH 4.5), which also prevents the growth of other organisms.
If the pH of the va**na increases (it gets less acidic), the quality or amount of lactobacilli can fall and other bacteria can multiply.
This can result in infections such as bacterial vaginosis or thrush, which can cause symptoms including itching, irritation and abnormal discharge.