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How to Smell Great (Even if You're Covered in Spit-Up)
With these simple tips, nobody will ever know you haven't showered in days and have decaying cereal puffs trapped in your bra
Germ warfare A recent university study found that new moms wash their hands an average of 27,000 times a day. Carissa Franklin, 35, a Birmingham, Mich., mom of two small boys, has managed to turn the ritual into a little luxury by using Dial Complete Foaming Antibacterial Hand Wash in Soothing White Tea, $3.49. "I'm washing my hands constantly between a potty training toddler and a newborn baby. This hand soap makes me feel like I can still smell good between changing poopy diapers and prepping the family's meals."
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