10 tips to avoid sweating
With summer, the little outfits are out! But how can you avoid the halo on your silk dress or shirt from the first sprint in the morning? To combat sweat, follow the new advice from this article.
You have not left the house where you have been sweating. A natural phenomenon, triggered by heat, sweat allows your body to cool down and remain at a constant temperature in case of overheating. Sweats cool the skin, then by contact, the blood leaves, fresher, to attack the body.
There is a suitable diet.
Some foods stimulate sweat production by increasing body temperature. This is the case with alcohol but also with spices or caffeine (found in coffee but also with tea). In addition, certain foods like garlic, onions, and curry can make you sweat. Also, limit foods that are hard to digest, including sugars and fatty foods.
Hold water
Due to sweating, you lose a lot of water. Under the combined effect of physical activity and heat, you can lose up to 3 liters of sweat. After losing too much water, your body will need to be rehydrated. Drinking less will not help you fight sweat, but you may be dehydrated, so remember to drink water! However, be careful, drink fluids at room temperature, drink too hot or otherwise will stimulate sweating.
Where does the odor from sweat come from?
The human body contains 2 to 4 million sweat glands—special activities in the summer. The sweat produced by the eccrine gland is naturally odorless: it is water with a little salt added.
The unpleasant odor - mainly the feet and armpits - is from sweating when exposed to bacteria. At the level of armpits, this phenomenon is stronger because this part of the body, with the area of the genitals, the seat of the apocrine gland, or the scent gland, is used for sex determination animals.
There is the perfect hygiene
Then apply good hygiene. The shower is the best way to kill odors and remove sweat and dirt nesting in wetlands. Use mild soap and wash once or twice a day. Then, the deodorant will keep you fresh for hours. After taking a shower, take time to dry yourself, emphasizing the areas that will sweat most. And of course, wear clean clothes and underwear after each wash.
Deodorant, anti-sweat, choose what?
Note that deodorants hide the smell of sweat while antiperspirants limit sweating, thanks to the presence of aluminum salts that block the opening of sweat ducts. Today, however, the majority of deodorants combine both actions.
Effective questions put on sticks or ice creams focus more on aluminum salts than sprays.
Choosing hair removal
For armpits, step number one: clean hair removal. Hairs retain moisture and promote growth, which we seek to avoid. Shaving won't stop you from sweating, but it will limit the smell.
Wear suitable clothes
To avoid sweating as much as possible, choose clothes that retain at least heat:
Prohibit synthetic materials;
Avoid thick fabrics like big or denim;
Wear natural materials (cotton, linen, wool);
Choose loose clothing.
On days of intense heat waves or heavy activity, use tops with thin straps to breathe and evaporate sweat. In terms of color, don't forget that dark clothes retain heat. During the day bet on light tones and put on a dark skirt, dark jeans for your evenings.
Tips to keep feet dry
Wearing flip-flops, sandals, and other sandals allow your bare feet to breathe. If you are addicted to shoes or cloth shoes, take some effective measures:
Wear a carbon base (dehumidify and deodorize);
After bathing, carefully stroked your feet, emphasizing between the toes. ;
Powder your shoes with an antibacterial agent to prevent yeast infections.
Christine Levasseur podiatrist recommends dropping sprays and other deodorants, she says, the only way to avoid heating your feet.
Learn how to manage stress
Relaxing is sometimes your best ally to avoid excessive sweating. Indeed, certain emotions, such as stress or anxiety, can cause excessive sweating. To relax, you can turn to yoga, sophistry, walking, meditation; it's up to you to find what works for you!
Think of natural remedies
To combat sweat, you can choose some natural remedies. Among the best known are:
Rock alum: it is the most effective natural deodorant. Simply rub the stone into your foot or armpit. You can find it in pharmacies, pharmacies ...;
The talc: essential remedy against sweating, talc can be deposited in the shoes as is and is used for the whole body, just put on the skin;
The baking soda: it absorbs sweat and kills bacteria. It can be applied under the armpits or you can sprinkle it in your shoes;
The sage leaf: it also helps regulate perspiration. You can make herbal tea and drink it or make a foot bath if you tend to sweat a lot from this area.
What to do in case of excessive sweating?
In case of abnormal and excessive sweating despite all your efforts, it is necessary to consult your doctor, especially if it has manifested suddenly during the night, that it is unilateral or accompanied by other symptoms such as fever. He will make sure that this perspiration does not hide a health problem and will be able to offer you medical solutions if it handicaps you on a daily basis. This may be :
Iontophoresis sessions: immerse your hands or feet in a container of water through which an electric current of low intensity passes, but this can also be applied to the armpits using wet sponges;
Of botulinum toxin injections These injections are intended to block the sweat glands and are considered in the final plan;
The thoracic sympathectomy: in severe hyperhidrosis, this operation involves cutting small nerves responsible for excessive sweating on the upper body (armpits, face, hands). It is performed endoscopically, short incisions are made on the thorax. Be careful, the body can try to compensate and sweat excessively in its lower part.

















