because your noses are sensitive to certain things. if we could smell our own our nose would probably react
Yes. If you turn your nostrils inside-out and breathe through your mouth, I can always detect a little hint of nose hair and snot/boogers.
Most people do smell their own flatulence when it first occurs, but then you get used to the smell and don't notice it any more.
most likely what you are smelling is your own body odor or lotion.
We get used to the smell. You can smell it when you first put it on.
It has no odorAnswer:C4 (Butane) has no odor on its own but has odorous materials (Butyl- or methyl- mercaptan) added for leak detection.C-4 (the explosive) has a faint bituminous (oily) odor.
Yeahh every body has there own smell whether its horrible or lovely
A bacterial infection usually causes a fishy odor, but it can be cured with . Deodorant kills only bacteria to stop the sweat from stinking specially most men not to take care own body.
You mean, can a woman smell her own vagina, like, as she sits at her desk or something, fully clothed? Then, no. Fully clothed or naked, a woman cannot detect the odor of her own vagina (providing she showers at least once or twice a week).
Old eggs give off a smell like sulphur. Some clothing insecticides/deterrents like mothballs have this odour. Individual odortypes are genetically determined. Studies reveal that some women's body odor contains high levels of a sulfurous compound while men's often have high levels of fatty acid. Everyone has their own individual body odor, but some types of smells may reveal certain health problems. It is known that if your sweat smells like bleach, it may indicate kidney ailments, while fruity body odor often points to diabetic problems.
Because everyone is so use to their own smell (Good or Bad) that sometimes they cant tell the difference. It is up to them to keep up their personal hygiene.
People smell differently all over the world. Each individual has their own unique "smell" or "odor" due to many factors. No person is exempt from having a scent unique to that person.
LPG (Liquid Petroleum Gas) does not have its own odor. A powerful odorant, ethanethiol, is added to LPG so that leaks can be detected easily.
Your question can generate various responses of all sorts depending on the odor, but my best guess and from my own experience it was probably the passing of gas by a fellow passenger.
The Smell of Our Own was created in 2003.