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TikTok users skip baths to appear more attractive
A phenomenon called "Fermone Boosting" has spread on TikTok, encouraging people to reduce their bathing and give up deodorants in order to increase attractiveness, claiming that maintaining the body's natural scent enhances interactions between people. However, scientific studies confirm that there is no solid evidence of human pheromones affecting attraction. Known pheromones are found in animals and serve functions such as attracting mates, but it has not been proven that humans actively secrete or perceive such substances effectively. The body's natural scent often results from bacterial activity on sweat, rather than from specific chemical secretions. Therefore, reducing showering may lead to increased bacteria and unpleasant odors, not greater attractiveness. Additionally, research indicates that the influence of scents on attraction is linked to feelings and memories rather than the presence of scientifically proven human pheromones.
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