In France, a person may use a name of a third party (called the common name) in the following circumstances: 1  anyone â to add or use the name of a parent whose name he does not bear. 2  married people or widows â by adding or substituting the name of their spouse.
â Shave regularly under your arms. Underarm hair can increase body odour because it traps sweat and bacteria. â Apply tea-tree oil to problem areas, as long as it doesnât irritate your skin. This oil, from an Australian tree, kills bacteria and also has a pleasant scent. â Essential oils of lavender, pine and peppermint fight bacteria.
1 Check the product you use to make sure it contains an antiperspirant. 2  Keep your underarms dry. Bacteria have a hard time breeding in dry areas of the body.  Try a solution of hydrogen peroxide and water to fight body odor. Use 1 teaspoon of peroxide (3%) to 1 cup (8 ounces) of water.