85% of women over 50 produce a scent they can't detect — but others can.

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It's not hygiene.
It's chemistry.

Around age 40, the body begins producing 2-nonenal — an oil-based compound that causes what researchers call "aging odor."

✕ Not caused by hygiene, diet, or hormones.

✕ Cannot be washed away with regular soap.

✕ Cannot be covered by perfume or deodorant.

The Breakthrough

In Japan, a specific compound in persimmon tannin was found to bind to 2-nonenal and break it down on contact - but it was never made available to the western countries.

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85% of women over 50 produce a scent they can't detect — but others can.

It's not hygiene.It's chemistry.

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