HongaarseBeer

@Isa.phoria  hahaha thanks a lot, now I'm a bit better equipped when it comes to emoticons  (yes, I just used them instantly  

@Inactivity I should definitely try that once then! And like you said, garlic can sting awfully, so best be careful when you have any small wounds/cuts.

One thing that helps against the stench of garlic is chewing on parsley, mint, drinking tea, coffee beans, such kinds of things. I am yet to try it though but from what I've read it should get rid or at least try to get rid of the smell

@HongaarseBeer97Cleaning your tongue more extensively can also help, even if it sounds odd to write it like that on the internet. Other than that, the next best thing I could think off probably is chewing gum. I don't think parsley would help, and coffee beans..? I didn't like coffee to begin with, haha, but perhaps it's something that would work. Who knows.

I think it's all about the strongness of the flavour? I mean, garlic is very strong, but so is mint, coffee, chewing gum, etc, so that could probably balance out the smell. And like you said, the tongue is important. You can brush it using your toothbrush for example