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Since the 20th-century hygiene revolution and the rise of the personal-care industry, companies have pitched deodorants, perfumes, and colognes to consumers as the epitome of sex appeal. But instead of furthering our quest to find the perfect mate, such products may actually derail it, say researchers, by masking our true scent and making it difficult for prospects to assess compatibility. Humans abuse body smell signals by hiding them, masking them, putting on deodorant, says Devendra Singh, a psychologist at the University of Texas. Miller argues that modern hygiene may be such an impediment to sexual signaling that it could explain why so many people in our culture get so physical so fast. Hunter-gatherers didnt have to do a lot of kissing, because they could smell each other pretty clearly from a few feet away, Miller says. With all the showering, scents, and soap, we have to get our noses and mouths really up close to people to get a good idea of their biochemistry. People are more motivated to do a lot more kissing and petting, before they have sex. In other words, the need to smell our matesand the comparative difficulty of doing so in todays environment of perfumes and colognesmay actually be driving the sexual dis-inhibition of modern society.
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Since the 20th-century hygiene revolution and the rise of the personal-care industry, companies have pitched deodorants, perfumes, and colognes to consumers as the epitome of sex appeal. But instead of furthering our quest to find the perfect mate, such products may actually derail it, say researchers, by masking our true scent and making it difficult for prospects to assess compatibility. Humans abuse body smell signals by hiding them, masking them, putting on deodorant, says Devendra Singh, a psychologist at the University of Texas. Miller argues that modern hygiene may be such an impediment to sexual signaling that it could explain why so many people in our culture get so physical so fast. Hunter-gatherers didnt have to do a lot of kissing, because they could smell each other pretty clearly from a few feet away, Miller says. With all the showering, scents, and soap, we have to get our noses and mouths really up close to people to get a good idea of their biochemistry. People are more motivated to do a lot more kissing and petting, before they have sex. In other words, the need to smell our matesand the comparative difficulty of doing so in todays environment of perfumes and colognesmay actually be driving the sexual dis-inhibition of modern society.
Visit us online at www.pumpupnation.com
