A more effective solution would be to keep liquid chlorophyl on hand to gargle with and to swallow after one of your pungent, odour forming lunches. It is safe and absolutely effective. Oh, and keep thinking of delectable names for your pets.

Eat a lot of chocolate after a garlicky meal.

#1 Rule of management - never bring up any health related issues to employees who are not offered any health benefits! That is a quick way to create disgruntled workers. #2 Rule of management - never tell employees that they have to wear cosmetics (make-up) either male or female. If management decides that they are judges in a beauty contest and are complaining about the quality of manicures then they should provide that service for the employees. I've been in the industry for more years than I care to admit. Face the facts - fine jewelry companies are not known for decent benefits or perks. Most independent companies don't even offer benefits. If they do - the employees are not able to afford it due to low pay. Minimum wage in large cities such as in San Francisco is $10 hr. It would take an employee to work for 2.5 hours just to pay for a manicure.

Easiest way to deal with bad breath--take a Listerine strip for yourself and offer one to the offender. If they demur, you can say "no offense meant, but...you had garlic for lunch, yes?"

Mention it regularly at staff meetings. Sales people who have been selling for awhile hear it regularly anyway and know that it is important. Also, as you hire people, look for extremely neat appearance. It stands out and sets them apart from the rest. If someone bothers to take extreme care of themselves, most likely they will have that down, too, but continue to say something like "and don't forget the first sales tip, "fresh breath" at staff/sales meetings.

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