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Gen Z Men Embrace 'Pheromone-Maxxing' Trend

A trend called 'pheromone-maxxing' is emerging among some Gen Z men, who are skipping showers and deodorant to enhance their natural scent. Experts, however, state that there is no scientific evidence supporting the effectiveness of this approach in increasing attractiveness. Proper hygiene practices are recommended instead.

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A trend called 'pheromone-maxxing' is emerging among some Gen Z men, who are skipping showers and deodorant to enhance their natural scent. Experts, however, state that there is no scientific evidence supporting the effectiveness of this approach in increasing attractiveness. Proper hygiene practices are recommended instead.

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Pheromone-maxxing: Men skipping showers to attract women...

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Gen Z Men Embrace 'Pheromone-Maxxing' Trend