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Okay so I've been on HRT and noticed that I can wear the same shirt for like 4 days straight, even if it's super-sweaty cuz of the hot summer, and still my shirt doesn't smell bad! I can smell no bad odor from the sweat - and before T-blockers, I couldnt wear my shirt just for a half of day, and it smelled just horribly and I'd have to throw it to the laundry!

Yaayyy! ^__^ Do you experience the same thing aswell?

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Guest Stephen-Renae

Oh my...I'll be headed in the opposite direction soon enough, and that doesn't sound good for me! xD

Happy for ya', though - having less sweat and not smelling are always good things, lol!

-Jesse

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I think it quite normal for those that are MtF, i am the same way, i sweat profusely when working out and there seems to be no smell to it, my body odor started to change from male to female after about 5 - 6 months, a woman i know made a comment one day about how good i smelled and that was before i told her.

Paula

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Guest Julie T

Okay so I've been on HRT and noticed that I can wear the same shirt for like 4 days straight, even if it's super-sweaty cuz of the hot summer, and still my shirt doesn't smell bad! I can smell no bad odor from the sweat - and before T-blockers, I couldnt wear my shirt just for a half of day, and it smelled just horribly and I'd have to throw it to the laundry!

Yaayyy! ^__^ Do you experience the same thing aswell?

Oh hon, yes. Isn't it great?

Julie

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Guest BeckyTG

Okay so I've been on HRT and noticed that I can wear the same shirt for like 4 days straight, even if it's super-sweaty cuz of the hot summer, and still my shirt doesn't smell bad! I can smell no bad odor from the sweat - and before T-blockers, I couldnt wear my shirt just for a half of day, and it smelled just horribly and I'd have to throw it to the laundry!

Yaayyy! ^__^ Do you experience the same thing aswell?

Yes, I experience the exact same thing. I exercise outside every day and I can sweat profusely and simply hang up the soaking wet clothes. There is no odor, even when they dry out. I even get salt stains on them from all the sweat and still no odor.

As an experiment, I didn't put on underarm deoderant one day and didn't smell one bit. I haven't used deoderant for months now, even in the Summer heat. It's amazing.

I hope it never changes.

Becky

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Guest Nostros

Yes, I experience the exact same thing. I exercise outside every day and I can sweat profusely and simply hang up the soaking wet clothes. There is no odor, even when they dry out. I even get salt stains on them from all the sweat and still no odor.

As an experiment, I didn't put on underarm deoderant one day and didn't smell one bit. I haven't used deoderant for months now, even in the Summer heat. It's amazing.

I hope it never changes.

Becky

Woooow I'm so overwhelmed by it!: D Haha such a simple thing, and yet so useful!^^ Now I feel like I gained a super-power haha.

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Guest Alexandra89

I never had that much of a smell before, but the smell I did have definitely changed after estrogen! You can see a really uncomfortable topic about it somewhere in the HRT forum I think.

The main reason I can go longer without a shower now is the reduction in oil my skin produces. My hair doesn't look like lint in a grease trap after 24 hours anymore, but I've only let showers lapse on a few Sundays...

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