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Stay Dry This Summer With These Tips!
Even people who seem like they never break a sweat are perspiring all the time, according to Dee Anna Glaser, M.D., a dermatologist at the St. Louis School University of Medicine. "Just the act of breathing makes us sweat," she explains.
On average, you can expect to lose about 1.5 ounces of water each day to perspiration – about enough to fill a shot glass. That’s even if you don’t work out or otherwise exert yourself – if you do plan of breaking a sweat, you’ll definitely need deodorant coupons. The highst concentrations of sweat glands are in the armpits, forehead, soles of the feet, palms, and scalp.
An antiperspirant is the best way to stay dry; these products contain aluminum which effectively cork the sweat glands. Though antiperspirant can be applied anywhere on the body, it is typically applied topically only to the underarms. If you apply antiperspirant the night before, it will soak into your pores while you aren’t sweating and you’ll stay dryer the next day, says Kelley Redbord, M.D., a dermatologist in Vienna, Virginia. "Because your skin is dry and you’re not as physically active at night, it’s easier for antiperspirant to plug your glands for up to three days," she says. Some have expressed concern about the correlation between aluminum and breast cancer, but the American Cancer Society says that there is no solid evidence to support this claim.
If you are wary of the potential effects of antiperspirants, you can opt to instead use a deodorant, which works to neutralize the odors caused by the interaction of naturally occurring bacteria on the skin with sweat. Deodorant coupons give you dozens of options to choose from, and there are also combination antiperspirant/deodorants that fight body odor on two fronts simultaneously.
On average, you can expect to lose about 1.5 ounces of water each day to perspiration – about enough to fill a shot glass. That’s even if you don’t work out or otherwise exert yourself – if you do plan of breaking a sweat, you’ll definitely need deodorant coupons. The highst concentrations of sweat glands are in the armpits, forehead, soles of the feet, palms, and scalp.
An antiperspirant is the best way to stay dry; these products contain aluminum which effectively cork the sweat glands. Though antiperspirant can be applied anywhere on the body, it is typically applied topically only to the underarms. If you apply antiperspirant the night before, it will soak into your pores while you aren’t sweating and you’ll stay dryer the next day, says Kelley Redbord, M.D., a dermatologist in Vienna, Virginia. "Because your skin is dry and you’re not as physically active at night, it’s easier for antiperspirant to plug your glands for up to three days," she says. Some have expressed concern about the correlation between aluminum and breast cancer, but the American Cancer Society says that there is no solid evidence to support this claim.
If you are wary of the potential effects of antiperspirants, you can opt to instead use a deodorant, which works to neutralize the odors caused by the interaction of naturally occurring bacteria on the skin with sweat. Deodorant coupons give you dozens of options to choose from, and there are also combination antiperspirant/deodorants that fight body odor on two fronts simultaneously.