It varies a lot from person to person IME. In my country there's a very garlic-heavy traditional dish that's typically eaten during evening group outings, and the following morning circa half of the participants are still smelling of garlic while the other half no longer do.
It varies a lot from person to person IME. In my country there's a very garlic-heavy traditional dish that's typically eaten during evening group outings, and the following morning circa half of the participants are still smelling of garlic while the other half no longer do.
I read about study showed that people eating garlic smell like it only for a couple of hours max, but after that they smell even better than before eating it (apparently it has somethign to do with antioxidant properties of garlic). Maybe people still smelling of garlic have it on their clothings or fingernails?
Sadly for them no, they were still smelly even after a shower and change of clothes. Apparently garlic smell is shed directly from the blood through the skin
Sadly for them no, they were still smelly even after a shower and change of clothes. Apparently garlic smell is shed directly from the blood through the skin