(Concern) Are you okay with the smell of adolescence?

 

Teenage smell? Is it okay?

 

I am concerned about my daughter's smell as she is going through a rapid growth period.

Recently, I've grown quite tall and I'm wearing the same shoe size as me.

My daughter, who has liked washing since she was young, really enjoys shower time.

My daughter doesn't like going to public bathhouses, so she washes herself alone at home.

I have been washing myself alone since third grade.

Bath time is somewhat long, so I feel patience every now and then...

They washed up thoroughly and came out.

They also buy and use their favorite shampoo, conditioner, and foam cleanser on their own.

When I was next to him, I could smell shampoo and soap, and my skin always felt soft and fresh.

However, recently the smell has changed.

There is a smell especially on the crown of my head, a slightly sour, musty odor.

The scent of shampoo can be smelled from long hair, except around the crown area.

I wonder if the shampoo didn't apply properly on the crown area.

I told him to pay a little more attention when washing his hair.

I usually take more care when washing my eyes, but I still noticed a smell.

 

 

I watched him wash his own hair, and he did a very thorough job of shampooing.

They say that during the second growth spurt, hormonal changes cause body odor...

Is it because of that?

There is no dandruff on my scalp, nor is it seborrheic dermatitis, but only the crown area has a foul smell.

My daughter likes perfume shampoo, so I was wondering how she would feel if I changed her shampoo.

I also bought RaboH scalp shampoo and Medison Seborea shampoo.

Cooling shampoo is said to be effective in balancing sebum secretion.

I use the scalp cooling shampoo once a week, but the smell does not decrease and remains the same.

 

It's also the crown of my head... and I have smelly feet.

Foot odor is also a smell that has recently appeared.

I usually sweat a lot on my hands and feet, but recently I've noticed a smell.

I also frequently changed my indoor shoes worn at school and often switched my shoes as well.

I told them to take off their socks immediately when they get home, wash up, and dry themselves properly.

I'm worried because it is not getting better.

I'm worried that my friends might dislike me or that I might lose confidence because of the smell.

I also buy a foot odor remover and spray it on my shoes.

I also wash my shoes frequently.

Also, I crumpled newspaper and put it inside the sneakers, and I also left baking soda around the shoes.

Newspaper and baking soda are said to absorb odors as natural deodorizers.

 

 

 

 

People around me say it's the smell of adolescence.

Because I smell something that I couldn't smell at all before..

I was quite flustered.

It's not a serious smell if you don't sniff your hair by bringing your nose close to the crown area.

The child's smell isn't extremely severe or disgusting, but...

Still, I feel like I should take good care of it.

I told you several times, and I keep worrying about the child...

I keep washing it..

Since my daughter cares more about herself, I also feel worried.

I'm worried and concerned about whether these smells will naturally disappear...

Please let me know if you have had such experiences or if you know any good ways to effectively eliminate the smell of adolescence.