Give her some wet wipes. Then there's a smell from the armpits or groin. Just wipe and that's it.

I didn't take it because I thought someone had forgotten it, one can't just take what's not theirs. Could someone write a note with a polite request to do something about the unpleasant smell and place it on her desk? As for her unshaven legs - that's none of your business!

The author, I may not know something, but how can sweat smell when it's just water coming out, maybe she doesn't wash her clothes?

My situation was even worse - the boss stank, and with such potent male odours, all of them😄 even the office stank, I could tell he was in there by the musk. But somehow, we managed to work.

Perhaps there's something wrong with her endocrine system. For some reason, I notice with my own illness, when I take tablets, my smell also changes and nothing helps.

This is a peculiarity of her metabolism. Nothing can be done about it now. Yes, there are people who wash themselves three times a day and still, they smell.

And what advice could there be here? No one knows, fundamentally she doesn't use antiperspirant or she has some disease. I had a classmate who didn't use it, her mum told her it causes cancer. 🤦‍♀️ Loads of years have passed since school and she still hasn't started using it, she still walks around smelling (I bumped into her by chance). Her colleagues are the "lucky" ones. PrIncIple, indeed.

As I understand it, you've got a right old zoo going on in your team. You're probably the ones who stink, but decided to pin it on the girl out of jealousy because you mentioned at the start that she's young, attractive and stylish. So, the old bags can't forgive her for that and have come up with all sorts of nonsense.

Try writing her a letter and leaving it on the table. Anonymously. If she simply doesn't wash or use deodorant, there's a chance she'll start doing so. If her endocrine system is malfunctioning, then alas and alack.

We also had a colleague who smelled very strongly of sweat, as if a crew of builders had just finished their shift, but it was all from one little lady. Nobody even wanted to talk to her because of this. So, they told her and she did something about it, probably started washing and doing laundry, and now we work in absolute comfort and even communicate. It needed to be said.

Oh, there was this bloke, he absolutely reeked, and not just of old, worn-out clothes, but his breath stank of decay too... And he thought he was something special, even though he looked like a right mess. We told him straight, in our team, we're all about the brutal honesty, no beating around the bush. He stopped stinking and toned down his arrogance too, by the way.

Well, everyone's sense of smell is different, perhaps hers is significantly reduced, and she may not even be aware of her unpleasant peculiarity. In any case, if this bothers you, she needs to be told. And if daily hygiene is not enough, you could recommend Driclor to her - it's a medicinal product for treating excessive sweating, it excellently eliminates both odour and sweat, and moreover, it needs to be applied only every few days.