What does BO stand for?

According to Muhammad Ramli Nuh, the deputy chairman of the State Religious and Information Committee, couples wanting to separate had often cited reasons like humdrum sex and body odour for a divorce.

ie THIS morning some 30,000 young festival-goers will wake up, inhale the fresh morning air, inhale their stale body odour, their friend's stale body odour, their neighbour's stale body odour and conclude that no, living in a tented residence is not quite as straightforward as the Cath Kidston brochure would have you believe.

Today all houses have indoor plumbing and bathrooms, it's normal to wash daily and use deodorants, and you don't expect to encounter too much body odour when out in public.

Humans choose partners through their body odour and tend to be attracted to those with a dissimilar genetic make-up to themselves, maintaining genetic diversity.

One hundred women were asked to indicate which of six male body odour samples they found most attractive, both before and after starting to take the contraceptive.

After eight years of research, Craig Roberts, a lecturer in evolutionary psychology and zoologist, has found body odour preferences are affected by use of the pill.

Cosmetics have been around in one shape or form for many years, the earliest documented use of cosmetics is around 4000BC way back in ancient Egypt days where eye decoration and scents became common place From then to now, very little has changed in the use of cosmetics, they are still used to contour and highlight the skin and features and to mask any body odour, although odour issues are not as big an issue now as it was back in those days Cosmetics have been around in one shape or form for many years, the earliest documented use of cosmetics is around 4000BC way back in ancient Egypt days where eye decoration and scents became common place.

It also ruled that Ms Blake had no legitimate expectation of privacy in appearing in the show and that she was the first to raise the issue of her body odour.