Sentence examples for deodourise from inspiring English sources

Ms Ashenburg's tale ends with the strange practices of Westerners who douche, depilate and deodorise; who smell like pomegranate, peppermint or even pine needles but never, ever, like living people.

This is a B-complex vitamin found in fish, meat, soyabeans, eggs and other foods, which is changed into trimethylamine and so accumulates in people who cannot deodorise the molecule.But the body's own cells are not the main producers of trimethylamine; it is bacteria in the body that are responsible for this biochemical trick.

He said that in future he would speak for "myself" – implying that he intended to become a permanent critic of his daughter's attempt to deodorise the party.

The first is to deodorise him by pretending he was really a liberal humanist, which Brecht certainly was not.

Even with a Western diet, my all-Japanese genes seem to keep my underarms deodorised on their own.

The devices, hidden in deodorising blocks, cost $21 and last three months.

A larger study, from the University of Bristol, looked at participants in Britain and first set out to discover how many women produced body odour and subsequently how many used deodorising products.

For all those other times there's this: Aesop's gentle wash cleanses and deodorises your canine pal's fur leaving them smelling of lemons, tea tree oil and spearmint.

They know that charm deodorises the stench of testosterone and lubricates every transaction.

Boot Bananas are deodorising moisture absorbers and contain a natural powder to help to dry them out, keeping your feet fresh.

The deodorising and cleaning techniques that are used to render seed oil or even oil chemically extracted from the stones and twigs of olives produce a very bland oil.