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Sweat itself does not smell; body odor is caused when bacteria on your skin breaks your sweat down into acids.  While bacteria are a normal part of your body's make-up, you can eliminate excess bacteria — and, most importantly, the acids they produce — by washing daily.  Pay special attention to cleansing hairy areas of the body.  Humans have two types of sweat glands.  Eccrine glands are spread across your skin and regulate your body temperature by cooling your skin with sweat when you get hot.  The sweat produced by this gland is typically less smelly.  Apocrine glands, on the other hand, are concentrated in hairy areas of your body such as armpits and your genital region.  The sweat from these glands contains high levels of protein.  Your skin bacteria love protein, so this type of sweat quickly becomes very stinky!  Use antibacterial soap on your armpits.  Again, some bacteria are good — but too many can pose a problem, especially in odor-prone areas like your armpits. Hair traps sweat and odor, providing ideal conditions for smell-producing bacteria to multiply. At minimum, you should change into fresh clothes daily.  Changing more than once a day is a good idea if you perform physical labor that causes you to sweat or if you exercise. Avoid tight, restrictive clothing and man-made fibers such as nylon.  These types of clothing restrict the ability of your skin to "breathe," increasing your volume of sweat. Socks should be thick, soft, and made of natural fibers, or sports socks designed to absorb moisture.  Shoes should be made of leather, canvas, or mesh rather than synthetic materials.  Change your socks at least twice a day if you are prone to sweaty feet. Carry a spare pair of socks with you so you can change them whenever you need to. Use an antiperspirant made for feet to reduce sweating. Purchase a few pairs of shoes so you can let each pair dry out after wearing them. Sprinkle a shoe powder in them to absorb odors after each use and thoroughly clean them on a regular basis. Some products work to...