Exotic Fragrances: The sweat is sweeter ... fragrant
Scientists have developed a special perfume that is capable of breaking down sweat and actually produces a more pleasant scent when the user sweats more.
New perfume smells like sweat
The new invention paves the way for the birth of a deodorant that works harder when your friend gets hotter. This will make traveling on bus or train trips more crowded in the summer.
People who use new perfumes can even delay bathing after sports , as the sweat they produce will not make them feel bad again.
New perfume will smell better when the user pours more sweat. (Image: Alamy)
According to a report in the Royal Society of Chemistry, the core of the new invention is solutions called "ionic liquids ". The solutions themselves do not smell and they can swallow the odor of any chemicals attached to them.
Scientists from Queen's University Belfast have now developed a version of the fragrance that releases odor, but only if it is exposed to water.
When the experts give a sweet perfume to an ionic solution, the fragrance disappears. However, when the water is added to this solution, the aroma has reappeared.
The research team found another special thing, as they added more water, the stronger the aroma.
Ion batteries can also "catch " and eliminate chemicals that cause unpleasant odors of sweat . This makes it more attractive to deodorant manufacturers.
Contrary to popular belief, sweat itself does not smell. Body odors only appear when bacteria eat sugar proteins in the sweat, releasing offensive chemicals.
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