Male Organ Odor Prevention Tips

It’s perfectly natural for the male organ, and the groin area in general, to carry a certain aroma, just as the rest of the body does. Sometimes, the scent is a pleasant and appealing musk. Other times, however, male organ odor can be unpleasant and off-putting. Practicing proper male organ care is generally sufficient to eliminate unwanted odors from the manhood. But before men can do so, they need to know how.

Consider a haircut

Not on the head, but down below. Groin hair contributes to the heat in the groin area. Heat produces sweat, and sweat attracts bacteria. A man doesn’t need to go completely bald in the region to manage odors; a simple trimming of the bush could help keep his area cooler and less odorous.

Scrub the folds

When a man washes himself, he may be accustomed to simply smearing on some soap and rinsing it off. When it comes to his privates, it can be useful to spend a little extra time in the groin folds (between the thigh and groin bone), the area around the sack and, if a man is intact, underneath the sheath. Soap is a good idea for most of the body, but when the male organ is concerned, warm water is generally sufficient. If a man wants to use soap here, a gentle, natural cleanser is best. Harsh soaps can irritate and dry out the male organ, which is something no man wants to deal with.

Dry off

One of the things that can trap odors in a man’s special area is moisture left over after his shower. Towel off with clean, dry linens. Be gentle with the sack and male organ to avoid irritation.

Powder up

Baby powder or a similar powder gentle enough for the groin can do wonders to prevent sweat buildup in a man’s area, keeping it dry and free of unpleasant odors. This is especially useful for men who perform manual labor or play sports. Jock itch is a bothersome rash that can occur from excess sweat, caused by overgrowth of a fungus called tinea cruris. Powdering up can prevent both odors and this menacing fungus.

Choose cotton

Cotton undergarments are the way to go for men prone to sweat and odors in the groin. This material is breathable, promoting air circulation that helps keep a man drier.

What to avoid

Men with manhood odor may be tempted to reach for a heavily-scented soap, body wash or body spray to mask the smell. It is best to resist this temptation. Such products generally contain chemical ingredients that can damage the delicate manhood skin. Itchiness, dryness, soreness, irritation and even rashes can result. While a man may not be pleased with the scent of his privates, he’s likely to be much less pleased by issues caused by chemical irritation.

Extra help

Using an antibacterial agent in the groin region can help cut down on odors, since bacteria is one of the main culprits of unpleasant smells. However, many antibacterial soaps are too harsh for the manhood.

But there are other options out there designed specifically for the male organ. A male organ health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) with vitamin A can fight odor-causing bacteria without damaging the sensitive skin of the member. Man1 Man Oil also contains Shea butter and vitamin E, two natural moisturizers that keep the skin soft, supple and smooth. This not only benefits the look and feel of the male organ, but its ability to experience pleasurable sensations. Skin care is important for the male organ, and a quality product that does double duty preventing unwanted odors is a valuable tool in a man’s hygiene regimen.

Visit http://www.menshealthfirst.com for additional information on most common male organ health issues, tips on improving organ sensitivity and what to do to maintain a healthy member. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men's health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous websites.

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