We'd have to agree with this.

Everyone has their preferences when it comes to a potential partner, while some turn-offs are completely down to personal opinion others are ones that almost everyone can agree is a deal breaker. Over 2000 single people were surveyed by blu.com about the biggest turn-off on a first date, and the top 50 answers were compiled in a list. The top contenders are things we can definitely agree on. The number one issue was body odour with almost three-quarter of adults saying it would be their main reason to avoid a follow-up date. Second place went to bad tempers, followed by lying, acting selfishly and having bad breath. Fifty-three percent said they form an opinion on someone in 15 minutes or less, and over half would ditch someone who seemed otherwise perfect but had one glaring flaw. The poll also showed wholesome traits were still valued as the most important qualities in a date, with a sense of humour and good hygiene being favoured over wealth and fashion sense, with non-smoking also a key consideration in a partner.