When at one's job, there is often pressure to consistently make a good impression, something that can be affected by many factors – including male organ odor. One's physical presentation speaks volumes not just about oneself but about the company for which one works; this is why many businesses have very specific dress codes, require neat grooming, etc. Male organ odor is not something that is likely to be discussed, and many men are unaware that a rank smell may be emanating from their midsection. This is one reason why practicing exceptional male organ care is so very important.

Does it really smell?
Many men are not attuned to the aromas that may be wafting from their male area, just as they often are unaware that their underarms are giving off a strange scent or that the strength of their breath makes up-close and personal conversations difficult. This is not unusual because a person is typically accustomed to his or her own odors and so is unlikely to know when something is unpleasant.

Heat and sweat
It makes sense that the member would carry around a certain amount of odor. After all, unless one shaves it, the manhood is surrounded by a thick bush of hair that adds considerable heat to the area, promoting sweat and the odor that accompanies sweat.

In addition, the manhood is most often kept locked inside two layers of clothing, creating a heat shield that encourages even more sweat. And the fact that the tool naturally heats up when experiencing tumescence adds to the "heat wave" that exists in a man's midsection.

Mixed scents
Fortunately, most male organ odors are only felt at "full force" when the member is released from the layers of clothing that cover it. Unless one is an adult film star or works in a clothing optional environment, full-strength male organ odor is not encountered at the workplace. However, even in a diminished form, it may be noticed and, especially when combined with overall body odor issues, can create a poor impression.

When is it noticed?
Male organ odor may be on the subtle side; in some cases, however, it can be extremely strong. It is most likely to be noticed in a man's specific work area. If a man spends a great deal of time sitting at his desk, his chair and immediate desk area are more likely to absorb the male organ odor. Sometimes, however, it may "travel" with the man as he moves from his desk to other work areas.

What to do
A certain "musky" odor about a man's junk is attractive to partners and, when too subtle to invade an office, is an asset. But if the organ aroma is an issue at work, here are some basic steps to take:

• Wash. Proper hygiene is absolutely essential to combatting strong male organ odor. If possible, the area should be washed daily with warm water and, optionally, a mild but effective soap. The problem one often encounters here is that frequently washing may dry out the skin; however, using a moisturizing male organ health cream can solve that problem.

• Consider shaving. Trimming or shaving the area bare may help decrease heat and subsequent sweat. Itchiness can be a factor with a shaved tool, but again a moisturizing male organ health cream can alleviate itching.

• Cream it. That aforementioned male organ health cream (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) also needs to contain vitamin A to help reduce male organ odor in the workplace (and elsewhere, for that matter). Vitamin A is loaded with anti-bacterial properties that actively work to cut down on unwanted manhood odor. In addition, as mentioned above, natural moisturizers (such as Shea butter, an excellent emollient, and vitamin E) in the chosen cream can address itchiness and dry skin. Using a potent cream to address male organ odor can have the side benefit of improving the overall health of the member at the same time.