Biologically, the skin evolves over time. Changes in oil (sebum) production and sweat composition can subtly affect how the body interacts with bacteria, which are largely responsible for odor. As skin becomes drier and less elastic with age, the breakdown of compounds on its surface may shift slightly, creating mild differences in scent. However, these changes are gradual and highly individual, not uniform or predictable.
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