讀後心得

Recently, a fun challenge called "Wrist Inside Friction for 10 Seconds" has gone viral on the social media platform Treads, claiming to allow people to smell their true body scent. The method is simple: rub the inside of both wrists against each other for about 10 seconds, at a slow speed, or else you might encounter a strange smell. Many users have shared their results after trying it out, with some even detecting scents like milk, flowers, and even "grilled meat," sparking lively discussions. This method can release body odors that are usually hard to notice, making it an interesting topic. If you haven't tried it yet, gather your friends and take on the challenge!

Recently, an interesting and funny challenge has appeared on Treads, where everyone is participating in the "10-second inner wrist rub" experiment. It is said that this can allow you to smell your own true scent, and even the editor couldn't help but give it a try! This method is very simple; remember that the correct way to test is: touch the inner wrists of both hands together and slowly rub them back and forth in a circular motion for about 10 seconds. The speed should be moderate; if too fast, the scent may change, and some users even stated that rubbing too quickly could result in a "burnt smell" or "meat smell", which made everyone laugh out loud. The key point of this test is to "rub slowly", which raises body temperature and releases normally hidden scents through heat energy, so be careful not to rub too hard or randomly, as rough handling can prevent you from detecting the true focus!

Many users shared their experiences after testing, with some smelling a faint milky scent, while others reported floral and laundry detergent scents. There were even comments about smelling "pig smell" and "grilled meat smell", leading everyone to jokingly say it was like testing whether their usual lotions and perfumes actually had a scent. Some even mentioned a strong sour smell from their clothes, causing existential doubts! The comment section instantly transformed into a large scent exchange venue, filled with laughter.

Some people wonder if their scent is related to the foods or drinks they love. After trying it myself, I found a subtle fragrance, somewhere between osmanthus and wild rose. No wonder users say this is like a "body scent tester" for humans—it can’t usually be detected, but this method makes it discoverable. If you're not used to using hand cream or spraying perfume, this method will accurately show your true scent! Friends who haven’t tried it yet, come and join in; it’s really funny and super interesting. Remember to rub slowly, or don't blame the editor if you smell burnt XD! Quickly call your friends to take on the challenge and see what scent categories you all belong to!

Friends' gatherings now have an interesting topic to discuss!