Sweating

Sweating is a big problem for a lot of us during summer, and having sweat stains on your shirt can cause anxiety, embarrassment and affect your work productivity. If you sweat a lot anyway and are still sweating through your shirt as we approach winter, it could be a sign of excessive sweating, also known hyperhidrosis. Learn How to Stop Sweating Through Shirts with this short explanatory guide, giving you confidence from the first hour of the day to the last.

Sweat can get in the way of all sorts of things - ruining shirts, killing your confidence and causing an odour that follows you anywhere.

It's hot, and for those of us who are not blessed with air conditioning or the ability to fall asleep just about anywhere, getting to sleep at night...

Have you ever posed for a picture thinking you're looking great, only to later see that your face is really gleaming with the shine of oil, sweat and moisture? The answer for most of us is yes, and if you're someone who often suffers from excessive facial sweating, the problem can be real pain. Luckily, the solution's available, and now it's here at Health and Care. Read on to learn How to Reduce Face Shine in Photos.

Britain is baking under its hottest summer in years, which may signal good news for some, but for those who suffer from excessive sweating it can signal weeks of untold misery. Facial sweating can cause anxiety and embarrassment, leaving you feeling uncomfortable at social events or at work. You can help prevent Hyperhidrosis by using an antiperspirant for the face, such as the Neat 3B Face Saver Gel.

If you don't break a sweat while running, you're doing it wrong. But sweating, especially from the face or head, is not always as acceptable as during a workout, or on a hot summer day.

If you seem to be sweating even when there's no real cause behind it, you're most likely here because you are trying to stop this embarrassing yet generally harmless problem. Read on to find out how you can stop excessive face sweating with our 5 Simple Tricks.

Sweating, especially in hot weather or right after working out, is perfectly normal, so you shouldn't worry too soon. If, however, you tend to sweat even when your body doesn't need to cool down, you might be suffering from excessive sweating, also known is hyperhidrosis. To help you fight this common condition without having to see a doctor, this short article on How to Stop Excessive Sweating includes some of the best suggestions for how to efficiently deal with excessive sweating and regain your confidence.