For all those worried about the taste of the gold bond or baby powder, I've got the solution:

Powdered sugar.

I also think that most women would prefer that their man taste and smell like a man instead of a baby.

Unless I've been doing some serious exertion or haven't had a shower in days, I don't think that my nuts or dick really have that foul of an odor. A little sweat and natural body smell isn't a bad thing as long as it hasn't gone rank.

Have you been smelling your dick lately?

I was wondering the same thing as the OP.

I trimmed up a little the other day and when it started to grow back it itched like there was no tomorrow. I considered powdering up, but I didn't.

Here's a test: rub chode. Smell finger. Smell nasty? Take a shower. Smell normal? You're alright.

I should add: I don't wear underwear, so maybe that's why I don't have the funk problems you guys seem to.

Dude, my boys don't like turbulence.

I did the powder thing this summer, when I had to wear slacks all day and my office was HOT AS ****. I didn't do it for the ladies (lady), I did it to stay fresh. I bought some sport body powder or some shit, so I didn't smell like a girl. I liked it.

But I gotta agree with Red. If you're going to go to a bar or something to score some tail, it could be a good insurance policy.

big up, to Delano, for coming through for the gents,
 

Thanks man!!!!

NSFW, I guess...


https://www.freshballs.com/index.html

WHAT THE ****?

Very good.

No but I spank the monkey.

How did I miss this thread?
ROFL

Dude ive welded for years and let me tell you if you dont powder you will be hurtn

I do before I workout sometimes. Chafing really blows. Especially on 6 mile runs. Gold bond saves my junk.

No, I don't powder my balls.

No, I don't powder my dick.

ROFL

I can't imagine that someone who does this has occasion to break out the tackle all that much. :eek:

Anti-perspirant/deoderant for your scrotum - OMG THE GHEY! :spock:

It's an odd mix of ingredients, to be honest. I think they use something else for that 'soothing' sensation, other than witch hazel.

It has the standard chemical-based anti-perspirant additives, but they threw in some natural things like oatmeal and tea leaves (or something) for their anti-bacterial properties.

regular bathing works wonders

Of course, wild1. These products are a complement to good hygiene, not a substitute.