You might take a page out of the Kgirl playbook, most Asian agencies I have ever gone to not only offer mouthwash, but the girl pours two small cups of mouthwash, one for her and one for her and then literally puts the cup in your hand. It's almost impossible to refuse.

For the record, I always carry mouthwash in my car and usually the very last thing I do before getting out of my car and walking to the incall is take a big swig. I still would never dream of refusing a breath mint, stick of gum, or mouthwash when offered. but then again DFK is very important to me, I don't want to give a lady the slightest reason not to kiss me.

We were kissing and I guess my mouth was dry and hence, not to fresh. She slipped a cinnamon Altoid into her mouth and then kissed me again, transferring the Altoid to my mouth. Very sexy and I didn't realize until later why.

It seems like it would be stating the obvious in the business of close contact and intimacy. It happens from time to time and I think if they are wanting to kiss etc that the only way is to be assertive in a tactful manner. Otherwise you are not honering yourself.I agree its uncomfortable to hurt someones feelings however you can come up with some creative words that can assert the point gently.. Bringing a disposable tooth brush and mouthwash and politely asking if you both can freshen up together so you can really enjoy getting close. Maybe take off some of the pressure of 'His Bad Breath' and say that its a fresh up routine you like to do so you can really  cut loose in your session and make a connection. There isnt one way to handle a situation like this but its always important to take  charge and not allow yourself to be violated. Bad breath and Body Oder  can be offensive .You dont have to tolerate it you just have to manage the situation as best possible. There may be a time there is nothing you can do and obviously you wont see them again.

Just take a few bites out of an apple before a session

So there it is, appointment time.  If I am hosting, there will be red wine to drink for me and whatever the lady wants.  Lately, I notice that when ladies host, they will have the red wine (it is on my profile) and a cheese plate.   After a couple of tastes of wine and some cheese, the breath is gone, regardless of how much mouthwash I used prior to the appointment.  BTW, the mouthwash does wonders for the taste of the first glass of wine, NOT!

I mean, at what point does it become halitosis?   I know, it is a stupid question, but I have even thought about not partaking in anything but water, because  I view DFK as a necessity.   I have never been refused nor have I had anybody pull back, and that should give me a clue, but I worry about it.