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Recently, an interesting challenge has become popular on Treads called "Wrist Inner Side Friction for 10 Seconds," which is said to help you smell your own true body odor. The method is simple: touch the inner sides of both wrists together and rub them in a circular motion for about 10 seconds, slowly; otherwise, you might smell something strange. Some netizens have shared their results, reporting a variety of unexpected scents, such as milk, floral aromas, and even "pig smell" and "barbecue smell," transforming the comments section into a fun place for exchange. This challenge is not only entertaining but also helps you understand your own body odor. Friends who haven't tried it yet can join in on the challenge!

Recently on Treads, a fun and hilarious topic quickly gained popularity, as everyone began participating in the "10-second inner wrist rub" experiment. It is said that this method allows you to smell your true scent, and even the editor couldn't resist joining in! The gameplay is very simple; just remember the correct testing method: press the inner wrists of both hands together and then rub them back and forth in a circular motion for about 10 seconds. The speed should not be too fast, or the scent might go off. Some netizens even reported that rubbing too fast could result in a "burnt smell" or "meat smell," which is quite amusing. The key to this test lies in "slow rubbing," as it can increase body temperature, utilizing heat to release scents that are normally unwittingly emitted. Therefore, it's crucial to avoid vigorous rubbing and not to scrub randomly; using too rough of a technique can affect the final result!

Many netizens expressed their surprise after trying it out, with some in the comments section noting that they detected a faint smell of milk coming from themselves. Others reported scents of flowers and laundry detergent, and even "pig smell" and "grilled meat smell" made an appearance, leading everyone to jest that this is undoubtedly a way to test whether their skincare products and perfumes have truly set in. Some even sensed a strong sour smell from their clothes, causing them to question their life choices. The entire comment section turned into a large aroma exchange meeting, which was incredibly funny.

The editor tried it out and unexpectedly detected a subtle fragrance, somewhere between osmanthus and wild rose. No wonder netizens described this method as a type of "body scent tester." Scents that are usually undetectable can only be felt through this type of rubbing! If you normally don't use hand cream or perfume, this method will be even more accurate, revealing your most genuine scent! For friends who haven't tried it yet, come join the challenge; it's really fun and entertaining! Remember to rub slowly, or if you smell something burnt, don't come looking for the editor, okay? XD! Tag your friends to join the challenge and see what kind of scents everyone has!