The No Sweat journal
Understand your sweat. Find your routine. Explore practical guides to everyday sweat and odor care, from your face to your feet.
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Antiperspirant and deodorant are often placed next to each other on store shelves. They may come in similar packaging. They may be applied to similar areas. And the words are often used...
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Face & neck
Summer creates the perfect conditions for facial and neck perspiration. Heat. Humidity. Long commutes. Outdoor activities. Crowded events. Warm offices. And if you...
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Face & neck
Imagine this. You are sitting outside a conference room. The air conditioning is on. You are not physically hot. But five minutes before...
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Face & neck
When most people hear the word “antiperspirant,” they immediately think of underarms. That makes sense. Underarm products dominate the antiperspirant aisle. But sweat...
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Face & neck
A sweaty neck can make a hot day feel even hotter. Moisture can collect underneath a shirt collar, gather around the hairline or...
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Face & neck
Facial sweating can feel much harder to ignore than sweating elsewhere on the body. A damp forehead during a workout is completely normal....
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Hands & underarms
Underarm sweating is normal. It helps your body regulate temperature. But when perspiration repeatedly soaks through shirts, appears while you are simply sitting...
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Sweat basics
Most people think of antiperspirant as part of a morning routine. Wake up. Shower. Apply it. Get dressed. Leave the house. It sounds...
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Sweat basics
Antiperspirant and deodorant are often placed next to each other on store shelves. They may come in similar packaging. They may be applied...
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Feet & odor
Sweaty feet are much more common than many people realize. Maybe your socks feel damp after a normal workday. Maybe your feet become...
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Hands & underarms
Sweaty hands can turn completely ordinary moments into uncomfortable ones. A handshake before a meeting. Holding your phone. Typing on a keyboard. Driving....
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