Is Yoga Class Rejuvenating but Afterwards the Smell is Debilitating?

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Yoga is great from the mind, body and spirit. The relaxation, the time to regenerate your thoughts, your body, your spirit.  But the smell of the sweat of you stimulating your body is very unpleasant and beyond bearing. Then the ride home in the car stinks too. And the ride in the car the next morning is even worse if you haven’t removed all the sweaty clothes and shoes from the car. What can you do to get rid of that smell? How can you remove those odors from your yoga clothes

Magic and Yoga

Magic by OdorXit is great to beat those stinky odors. It absorbs the smells we call odors – body odor, foot odor.

And what about washing those yoga clothes afterwards? Add an ounce of OdorXit Concentrate to the washing machine with your favorite laundry soap and wash as usual. You’ll be amazed at the difference!

Get the convenient OdorXit Kit – a bottle of OdorXit Concentrate and a bottle of Magic both for one low price.

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