T-shirt clinging to the chest. Sweat dripping one drop at a time and oozing raw sex appeal with it. The temperature is really rising isn't it? While watching your favourite celeb sweating it out in a workout sesh can be a treat to the eyes, it usually doesn't feel good to be on the business end of sweating. Master these tricks to keep perspiration in control because unless you are a smoking hot celebrity, people only like their cinnamon buns hot and sticky.
Hot and sweat
You may love enjoying a helping of nachos doused in extra hot sauce with a slurp of cold coffee but you are not going to love its after-affects. Caffeine and spices are known to stimulate sweat glands so if you want to keep perspiration in check, step down a notch on your caffeine and spice intake.
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Antiperspirant-deodorants are the holy grail for curbing sweat. While deodorants only keep odour in check, antiperspirant-deodorants do double duty and take care of moisture too. Antiperspirant-deodorants are a part of almost every person's grooming routine, we wish we could say every. Every morning we drench ourselves in a shroud of deo before we step out to seize the day. What if we told you that you are doing it wrong? Dermatologists suggest applying deo before bed at night gives best results. Deos are absorbed better at night when your skin is cool and dry and hence block sweat more effectively. Reapply in the morning to feel refreshed.
Beat the sweat
For those with sensitive skin baking soda can be your life saver. Baking soda has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties and doesn't have any adverse side-effects. If you are sweating through your scalp having a mid-life crisis, or not, use some dry shampoo to wick the moisture. Look for sweat-wicking inserts to keep your feet dry. Your partners may not have a feet fetish but we are certain they won't like sweaty smelly feet either.