You shower. So why do you still smell different?
Because not every kind of body odor begins with sweat.
As skin changes with age, certain fatty acids in its natural oils can oxidize and create an odor molecule called 2-nonenal. People often describe the resulting odor as musty, stale, grassy, or slightly greasy—different from familiar sweaty body odor.
Nonenal forms in the natural oils on your skin, not in sweat. That is why applying more deodorant or adding perfume may not fully address it.
You are not dirty, and you do not need to scrub harder. You may simply be using products designed for a different kind of odor.
Second Spring Persimmon Soap begins where this odor does: on the surface of your skin. Its cleansing system washes away sweat, dirt, and surface oils while persimmon extract helps address the odor within that layer.
One normal shower, so you can get dressed, get close, and stop thinking about how you smell.