A friend with a B.O.

I have always held the position that "HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY" So just take her aside and tell her about it IN PRIVATE. Do not be rude, insensitive, or corse. Just tell her as if it is no big deal. She may actually have a medical condition that prevents her from smelling it herself or it may be a part of her chemestry that produces it, and there is noway to avoid it. If you do not wish to take the HONEST approach then you can always buy her a gift of smell good stuff. Or you could passivly ask her what kind of perfume/body spray she uses and accentuate how good that stuff smells in hopes that she will use more of it or use some in general. Take her out shopping and test some body sprays and find one that smells good, buy it for her later and give it to her as a gift. Well these are just a few ideas and I am sure you will be able to work this out. Be good to your friend and Have a great day!!!!

Be truthful to your friend(you said she is nice friend). Openly tell her that she stinks, and her stinks cause embarrasment for others (not you). Advise her to shave her armpits and present her a good deodorant to use daily.

Buy her a nice bath basket full of good smelling soap and lotions, body wash and deodorant, shampoo etc... Give it to her as a gift, maybe she will enjoy the products and the compliments she gets after using them, and continue to maintain a stink free body. BUT..she may also have a body chemistry that is just smelly and no matter what she tries..she'll still smell bad. In that case, all you can do is love your friend for who she is, be tolerant and sympathetic:) I hope things work out!