Reviews for Sweat and Soap Manga

This review contains spoilers. I was relieved by the pure love story between Asako, who suffers from her own hyperhidrosis, and Natori, who loves Asako's smell. I highly recommend it to people who don't like muddy stories like girls' manga or women's manga. My lacrimal gland collapsed in the scene of Natori-san's mother in episode 96.

This review contains spoilers. He likes the sweaty protagonist and the smell of his sweat. I'm sweaty too, so it's a complex, but I still don't like it when people say I like that smell lol even though I think there's a reason lol I can feel the seriousness and purity, so I can watch it with peace of mind! It's a lovely couple's love story.

This review contains spoilers. The two, Asako and Kotaro, are very friendly, and I am healed by how they care for each other. I love soap myself, so I'm a little happy with Kotaro's spirit and seriousness when making soap. I also love the story where the two are clumsy but nurture their relationship while consulting and discussing things with each other. Probably because it's a male manga, even though they are two kind and warm, the love scenes where they are sandwiched from time to time are so vivid and exciting, and I love those scenes too!

This review contains spoilers. At first, I started reading it lightly, thinking about whether it was a fetishist romance related to smell, but it struck my heart that the two felt that they cherish each other getting stronger and stronger even though there were many stories that were deep and sometimes serious and heavy. Are there two parents in the final episode? that made me cry...? Thank you very much, the author, for creating such a great work!

This review contains spoilers. Your innocent words and actions when you were a kid are more dragged away than you thought, and there are thorns left in the depths of your heart. The main character, Asako, is one such person. Her sweaty girlfriend was affected by it when she was a child, so even when she became an adult, she decided to take care of her sweat twice as much as anyone else (which is just nervous). It was difficult for Asako to be able to get along with people by worrying about her constitution, but since she met Natori-kun, her world gradually expanded. Expanding the world means breaking down the walls you've built yourself, and it's also a little painful, but every time, Asako and Natori-kun discuss and the two of them search for solutions. For those who have bitter memories from childhood, even if they aren't sweaty. Why don't you take the first step with Asako? There is no doubt that every time you finish reading each story, you will feel as fresh as the scent of Lilia Drop soap.