Hello! I have the exact same problem, although I do have some crusting and itching once in a while in the same place behind my right ear. What I do is when I shower in the morning, I take a pair of rough bath gloves, soap them up, and gently scrape away the dead skin.
When they are absorbed, they can be released in sweat through skin. Foods like yogurt, onions, garlic, red meat, cabbage, spices like coriander, and asparagus may result in increased body odor when consumed in large amounts. When you have a diet rich in proteins, you may have vinegar like smell on sweat.
When your sweat is especially odorous however, itâs called malodorous sweating, and can be caused by a variety of factors. Consider which one applies to you. -Food: Strong smelling foods can translate into strong smelling sweat: curry, garlic and onions can be the cause of your smelly sweat.- Excessive dieting: If you are dieting the wrong way â and not getting enough nutrition â your body turns to its own fat and protein to sustain; this can create a strong body odor.his sweat normally comes from the apocrine glands, the glands in your armpits. Itâs within these glands that bacteria are able to multiply and break down fat within your skin; this naturally causes odor.