Parsley -
Rich in chlorophyll, parsley has been used for years to combat bad breath and bad odor in general.
Lemon juice -
Lemon is acidic and therefore lowers the PH of your skin, essentially killing any odor-causing bacteria.
Neem leaves -
These have antibacterial, anti-fungal, and antiseptic properties. Grind the leaves and make a paste. Apply it on sweaty areas and let it dry before removing it.
Alcohol -
The antibacterial properties of alcohol are well known. Rubbing cotton pads soaked with a bit of alcohol can help reduce local body odor.
Baking soda -
Baking soda is known for absorbing moisture, so it can help, particularly if you sweat a lot. You can apply it directly in powder form, or make a paste using a few drops of water.
Tea bags -
Rich in tannins, tea can help your skin stay dry. Boil 2 liters of water, add 4 tea bags, and then add it to your bath water.
Green tea -
Green tea is known for being rich in antioxidants and tannic acid. Prepare a teapot of green tea, let it cool and then apply it to the sweaty areas you want to target.
Fenugreek tea -
Rich in antioxidants and boasting antibacterial properties, fenugreek tea can be an effective tool in reducing body odor.
Epsom salt -
Epsom salt baths are not only great to help you relax, but also to help eliminate body odor. Add 2 to 3 cups to your bath water, and soak in it.
Sage oil -
Sage oil is antibacterial, and has a nice fragrance as an added benefit. You can dilute it with water and apply it directly on your skin.