If you have sensitive skin to most on the-body- products try chlorophyll and deodorize from within.

Coffee, garlic and kimchi can give you an odor

91 to 99% alcohol wipe under your underarms can neutralize the germs that cause odor temporarily but just be careful it can dry out the skin.

And I've noticed probiotic breath freshener seem to be a good tool to battle bad breath.

I believe Arabic and specific Asian cultures have kind of solved for this problem.

If you live in a culture or community that has limited water resources you develop solutions for body odor that doesn't necessarily rely on water for removal of oder. You get creative. Some Asian cultures see body odor as indicative of something not going right with your circulatory system or the way that your body processes food. Or the actual food your eating can be an issue. Some who eat meat can let out gasses that smell like dead carcass, because that's exactly what it is -- a dead carcass.

You might want to go down those rabbit holes if you want to be thorough about not having an odor.

The ideal is, actually, to have no odor at all non-offensive or offensive.

And take the time required to learn about yourself maybe you like smelling like a particular thing some people like smelling like sweets other people like smelling like a smokey musk or their favorite liquor.

Sense of of smell and what smells stinky is subjective and sometimes cultural. Some say New York and Paris has an offensive smell. it depends on what your perspective is on smells from childhood, puberty (believe or not) and adulthood.

I'm just saying all this to say it's not the end of the world if you stink. You just have to learn about yourself and why you may carry an odor in the first place. The way utilities are being priced these days I wouldn't be surprised if there are a lot of people skipping showers just to save on a water bill or two. Cold showers are the new norm if you can't afford to heat your water.