Everybody sweats. Perspiration is mostly water and sodium chloride, commonly known as salt. However, it also contains varying concentrations of numerous other substances. Add deodorant or ...

Sweating is a natural and essential process that helps regulate body temperature. But what happens when sweat lingers on your clothes for too long? Many people overlook the potential health risks ...

Everybody sweats, but no one likes to slip on a favorite shirt to discover those telltale yellowing underarm stains. Sweat marks accumulate not only because you're working hard (kudos!), but also the ...

I love working out! Even when I hate it, I love it. I might grumble all the way to the gym, but once my heart rate gets going and that sweat starts beading up and trickling down, I'm in my happy place ...

Let’s face it – no one wants to look like a hot mess, especially at the office. Whether you nervously sweat before a big presentation, battle a commute that leaves you drenched in sweat by the time ...

Fibers in stretchy moisture-wicking fabrics hold in the stink, so work-out clothes need special attention in the laundry. "Sweat evaporates, but what’s left behind are odor-causing chemicals on the ...