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Why Koreans Rarely Smell Bad — 11 Hygiene Habits Americans Get Wrong

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Published Oct 7, 2026, 3:17 AM · 1w ago

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Almost all Koreans carry a tiny gene mutation that makes them sweat with far less odor, and you can find out right now if you have it too, just by checking your earwax. But genes are only half the story. In this video I share 11 Korean hygiene habits anyone can copy, starting with ttaemiri, the Korean scrub that removes more dead skin than you'd believe. Plus the one habit my halmeoni swore by. Everyone has some body odor, and that's normal. If you notice a sudden or unusual change in your body odor, talk to a doctor. #KoreanLifestyle #Hygiene #KoreanSkincare

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