If there is one thing common in Pakistan, it is catching the beautiful scents of men scurrying around grocery stores and well, pretty much everywhere. Every individual has a duty to keep her/himself clean and fragrant. If we do not stay hygienic from the inside, how does one suppose we can keep cleanliness in other things? It is indeed our moral and social obligation to keep ourselves germ-free, odour free, and dirt free.
Now, I am not discriminating against the sacred male gender. Females aren’t far behind either, but I believe it is mostly men that take it for granted. There is a false perception amongst men about “mardaangi”; they brush off things by telling themselves that self-hygiene might not be manly enough, or it doesn’t make them seem rather macho. However, men, there is a fine line between looking rough and just stinking right THROUGH our nose. Sure… tall, dark, and strong men are considered to be more handsome, but take it from the ladies: No one can beat a “saaf suthra khushboo dar aadmi.” I mean, have you not seen girls running after guys in body spray ads? There is a reason they do that.
We are living in a country with extreme climates. Whenever we find ourselves buying one of the best items to eat, we sure can invest in some cleaning agents too:
As one reaches the adolescent age, it is very natural for the human body to produce sweat in axillary areas. But let’s take major note of the fact that you were not born to be a porcupine or a skunk that has to send its predators away. Spread awareness, indulge in cleanliness, feel fresh, be happy, and cheerful.
A good perfume is also a must have to drive someone crazy. Keep trying my dears.
The writer is the creator and founder of the blog, ‘Mosh Diaries’. She can be reached at Instagram.com/mosh_diaries and moshdiaries.wordpress.com
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