As I’ve mentioned several times before, there’s a product called Chuchu that works well. Try Googling “Chuchu intimate area.”
I tried Inclear, but the effect was pretty weak. Washing with Sepe makes things better temporarily, but the odor gets worse later.
Women don’t know what other women smell like, so some think they’re normal, while others worry that they smell even when they don’t.
That’s why, once you’ve gotten fairly close, I think it’s best to tell her properly. Actually, it would be great if men gathered information, bought different products, tried them, and helped fix the problem.
Of everything I’ve tried, Chuchu was by far the most effective. If anyone knows of anything else, let me know.
What was the product called again? There was also something that supposedly transplanted vaginal lactic acid bacteria from young, healthy women, but that didn’t work either.
I pursue erotic things, of course, but I also enjoy pursuing this kind of thing.
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“Severity” scale
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① Trying to provoke respondents because they want attention, ② No ill intent but bored and looking for conversation, ③ Too lazy to research or contact the branch themselves and wanting a quick answer, ④ A simple, innocent question, ⑤ Seriously and genuinely troubled (severity increases from ① to ⑤)
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By that scale, I’d classify this as ⑤.
Maezawa says, “It’s not a problem,” but don’t you often think, “This girl would be perfect if only she didn’t have that odor”?
That said, apparently some men don’t care about odor at all. I guess it’s like whether you like cilantro or not.
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>Kazu
I see—so even the respondents’ assessments can differ.
It’s kind of fun, like watching an antique appraisal show.
The fact that you’re calling it the “Vaginal Odor Incident” makes me wonder if you’re just making fun of the situation.
But if you mean that “the smell on your hands goes away with a normal wash,” I can’t help wondering what you’re even talking about.
After all, everyone has a natural scent. If it’s the kind of smell that comes off with ordinary washing, then it seems like the level of thing that can vary depending on a woman’s physical condition or how close she is to her period.
With that in mind, I feel like you should get to know more women, and that you may be misunderstanding the information you’ve seen in the Q&A section.
That said, if you simply don’t like it, then it comes down to personal preference. In that case, you should end things and look for someone else.
But for now, I’ll answer:
This isn’t really a problem, so don’t worry about it and just continue seeing her as you have been.
