Does anyone know of a particular mouthwash, pill, regime or whatever that pretty much takes care of smoker's breath? I was with a provider once who I knew smoked, but I couldn't tell it during our session. She could tell that I did, in spite of by multiple doses of Altoids. And please, no lectures. We know.

hrm did you try listerine breath mints?? those thin strips at CVS?  I usually brush my teeth and use listerine mouth wash, and before I meet my provider,
I use the listerine mints...

but still I try not to kiss them...especially if the provider does not smoke.

BRUSH YOUR TEETH! I don't smoke but my ATF does. She brushes her teeth before we start the session. I have never smelled smoke on her breath. Mints only temporarily mask the odor.  Just as perfume only masks body odor, it does not eliminate it.

it's on your clothes, your hair, if you sweat it will come out, people who don't smoke can smell it a mile away, when they allowed smoking in commercial  spaces & bars that also served sum food in fla, when i woke up in the morn, my clothes, even my pillow case reeked of ciggie smoke, i can smell smokers in grocery stotes, etc....sorry, don't mean to offend, but being honest....

Are not from "older men"-but smokers as young as their early 30s.  At first I thought it was coincidence-and then after one mid-thirties guest with heavy smoke on his hair and skin couldn't perform I Googled "smoking, impotence" I realized it wasn't my imagination.

Cut that shit out!
It ages you so fast its not even funny.

I'm a non smoker and even when a gent does attempt to consideratly try and mask it, it doesn't always work. One area that I notice it to be strongest is on their hands and fingers.

Most gents seem to be very consious of it but some....omg....some smell like they just rolled in an ashtray. NOT conducive to licking them all over.

It's not just about brushing your teeth...Technique is critical

If you brush your gums...you will also brush your teeth.
Brush your gums, the roof of your mouth, the floor, the tongue...inside your cheeks....for more than a minute. FIVE minutes and REPEAT

If you brush like this several times a day....Fresh breath
And don't forget to use a 45 degree angle...use paste rather than gel and don't forget to floss. If you have a date, pack a toothbrush.
When I go to an outcall I am fresh all over..and still I bring my toothbrush.

Sometimes Coffee breath is just as bad as smoking. I guess that is why most coffee shops have mints right there..just what we need.

I bet you can tell I was a Dental Assistant. I know my O R A L  



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The hands and fingers are usually the "give away" for me.  Your hand is closest to the cigarette, and a good deal of the odor seeps into your skin.  

To be honest, I recommend a full shower, scrubbing yourself down everywhere with soap in addition to remedies for your breath.  I don't think there's a magic cure.

After your last cigarette before a date:

1. shower
2. scrub your face- especially if you have facial hair!
3. wash your hair
4. scrub your fingertips hard, especially the two you hold your cigarette with (go ahead, take a whiff right now- even if you're a smoker, chances are you can smell it)
5. put on fresh clothes
6. brush your teeth!

Right before you get there, pop a mint.

If you don't have time to shower before your date: Scrub your face- especially if you have facial hair! Brush your teeth (and tongue/gums). Scrub your hands, especially your fingertips. (Change your shirt if you can). Pop a mint.

Think of this. If you smoke in your home, no matter how much Febreeze you use, it still smells like smoke.
Going to a meeting, wear clean clothes! Don't smoke before you get there, yuck. I am a random smoker and I would never ever show up at a meeting with that smell. I never smoke at work, before a business meeting, or meeting a client. Hence the random, at home, outside on the deck, glass of wine alone, possible smoke.
But think about it. People are very sensitive to smoke. If you're doing it before you meet, no matter how much you "Freshen up", it's still ALL over you.

Kindly,
Amelie



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Brushing teeth doesn't always get rid of the foul breath problem. You'll need to use a strong mouth wash too. My dentist turned me on to a product called BreathRx which I like a lot (beats that battery acid feeling of Listerine!) What I do is use mouthwash, brush, then mouthwash again.

As other posters mentioned, it's more than just oral hygiene.  Hair, clothes & skin carry odor just as bad as breath does. You'll need to shower, shampoo & put on clean clothes too.

I'm a smoker and my routine consists of all of the aforementioned steps. I've never had a provider say they can smell smoke on me, usually it's the opposite, that I smell nice.

Stride gum is good too.  

It might be best just to take a shower when you arrive at the Incall or right before the lady arrives to you.

cig smoke sticks to your whole being for a long time .  If you want to smoke you will need to pay closer attention to your hygeine.

It goes without saying that I BRUSH MY TEETH before encounters. Maybe I was assuming an inference that was just too "complicated."

I actually had a great session with a provider tonight, and the only bummer was that she had ashtrays around the house filled with butts.....she really didn't smell like smoke to me, and I really enjoyed the session......I broke my rule about not seeing provider's who "smoke, but not during session".....I said something at the end of the session, and intend to go back.....a tough issue to deal with, as my dad died of lung cancer....he never listened to me.

Try Oasis mouthwash it's great!!!  Kind of hard to find retail but it can be bought online.  Avoid mouthwash with alcohol that's a temp solution.  The reason is because alcohol dries your mouth and that causes bad breath.

In addition, an apple works great for smokers.  Don't know why but it immediately removes the smoke taste and breath from the mouth.  JUST DO IT and you will see.

...and now I can smell it on those who smoke.

As far as I'm concerned, there is no toothpaste, mouthwash, shower routine, perfume/cologne that can cover it up.

They SAY it takes 4 days to get nicotine out of your blood, as a smoker.  I'd say it takes a lot longer to get out of your hair, clothes, lungs, fingers, etc. than 4 days.

I took almost a year after I quit for me to even smell other smokers.

BTW, I still have the cravings... really bad ones, but I learn to live with them or control them.

Quitting is the best solution, really.  Plus do the math.  At $5 per pack ( and many places it's more) and one pack per day, that works out to $1,825 per year.  That's a fair number of dates, and if you get more pleasure from a smoke than the company of a nice lady, you really should reexamine your priorities.

Besides doing the peppermint, mouthwash, etc, etc. ... scrap with a spoon or brush your tongue.

As, most of the bad breath sits on your tongue, all that white coating. Your tongue should be PINKish.

Hope this helps ...
Jade J'adore

YES! Brush your tongue!!! The coating on there consists of bacteria and toxins leaving your body. The smoke "sticks to it" and it is gross enough without the smoke but added to, even worse. Also, here is a link to pre-pasted, disposable toothbrushes. I have then in all my bathrooms and carry a few with me also.

Listerine strips are a good last minute thing, but do just mask it and do nothing for the rest of the body "smoke" odor.

Peace, Cheyenna

I was not implying that you don't brush your teeth but do you brush them before leaving for the session or right before you begin-in other words AFTER your last cigarette.

Early in my hobbying, I was with a couple of ladies who said, at some point during the evening, "It's okay if you want to smoke". I thought I had done enough to get rid of the smell, but I was obviously wrong. Now, I simply do not smoke at all the day of a date. Even if the date is in the evening, I don't smoke for that entire day. Between that, washing and conditioning my hair and beard, brushing and using a mouthwash, there hasn't been one comment since.

I'm working on quitting now. With a little luck, it won't be an issue by the time my next date comes around.

I Think Smnokers Are GROSS!
Yicky Yucky.....What's With All The Hassel!!!!
Just Quit!!!!! You Save Money & Live Longer!
My Addiction Is Keeping My Self In Shape.
I Don't Eat Process Food!!!!!
There Is Nothing On The Market That Will Work!
I Smell Smoke a Mile A Way!!!!
Good Luck People!
Smoking is not in style just a nasty bad ugly habit with people who are nervous and a oral
fixation!

You are correct! Though there is a genetic predisposition, smoking damages your vascular system and we all know how important blood is to the penis!

Amen to that, but may I add that brushing the tongue does not do much. You have to SCRAPE. There are many good tongue scrapers out there, one by the name of BreathRemedy comes to mind. And replace them often....they do wear out!

neem and tea tree toothpaste and neem and tea tree mouthwash.

I offer this to my smokers and it works .......

toothpaste

http://www.vitaminshoppe.com/store/en/browse/sku_detail.jsp;jsessionid=WR0PC1ZGSJC50CQUC4YFAFQKCQL00UNE?id=DS-1062

mouthwash

http://www.herbalremedies.com/oral-care-neem.html


tea tree oil mouthwash works great and is easiest to find

http://www.healthsuperstore.com/p-desert-essence-tea-tree-mouthwash-w-spearmint-8oz.htm

xo lisa butler

I know providers try to shower between appointments, but its my impression the hair does not get washed each time (understandably so). But if you smoke, your hair will stink even if your body smells nice. I'm into hair - its one of the first things I notice about a woman. So its a real turn-off when hair reeks of ciggies.

besides smoking - it is all chemicals !!!

I like the all natural air fresheners so much better.

xo lisa

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