Body Odour is dreaded by many but as it stands, it is unavoidable.
Have you tried purchasing bathing soap recently?
Or a deodorant or perfume?
If you have, then I believe you must have known that we are in trouble. Body odour is about to deal with us.
How Eva soap climbed from ₦300 to ₦600 is something that still remains a wonder to many.
The prices of deodorant and perfumes have skyrocketed drastically.
Where does this leave us?
Before things got to this point, complains of body odour often emerged from time to time.
Now that things are like this, one cannot help but wonder, how people will cope.
Lagos City
Let’s take a moment to express special pity for our brothers and sisters in the crowded city of Lagos, because if the hardship and hunger in the country do not affect them, the ‘chocking’ body odours will.
Now, even people who are able to squeeze themselves to buy the now expensive soaps or deodorant are now looking for ways to manage it so it will last.
People who used to bath twice in a day now bath once all so their soap can last.
You need to see how people who are able to afford deodorant are doing everything they can to manage it.
Gone are those days when you can borrow someone’s deodorant and use it as you wish, now, people hide these things.
They are very expensive, if you can’t afford it, you may have to stay that way.
Body Odour Can Be Avoided
We are not trying to shame you, God forbid, we are only exploring the many negative effects the rising cost of living may have.
Well, if you fall under this category, you do not need to feel bad. As usual, we got you covered.
There are things you should do. First, is to shop within your budget.
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There are still affordable soaps and deodorant that you can still buy and still smell nice.
As things have changed and everyone is adjusting, you may also need to adjust your body care preferences.
