Antiperspirants vs. deodorants
Unfortunately, many believe that deodorants and antiperspirants are all the same and that they all have the same effect on...
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Excessive generalized sweating
Those who suffer from generalized hyperhidrosis sweat on large areas of the body. It feels like the temperature control center...
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Excessive sweating & hyperhidrosis
For those not suffering from hyperhidrosis, it can be hard to fully understand what it is like. Most people can...
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Factors that increase sweating
Things that increase our puls also increase our sweat production, since the increased puls leads to higher body temperature and...
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Sweating is natural and necessary
Sweating helps to regulate body temperature. The amount of sweat increases when it is warm outside, you eat really spicy...
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Absolute Dry keeping shoes fresh
Many of us wear shoes more or less all day long, at work, in school, while traveling etc. If you...
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Inguinal hyperhidrosis (groin region)
In the inguinal or groin region there are both eccrine and apocrine sweat glands present. The apocrine sweat glands produce...
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An extra effective antiperspirant
Absolute Dry is an extra effective antiperspirant, preventing sweating where applied for up to till 7 days. It can be...
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Different kinds of sweat glands
Our bodies are equipped with a large number of sweat glands. The glands are situated deep in the dermis layer...
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Sweating from face and head
The sweat glands are as common and frequent in the face as on hands and feet. In addition to high...
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Excessive underarm sweating
In the armpit there are eccrine and apocrine sweat glands as well as the hybrid type apoecrine sweat gland. The...
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Excessive sweating of hands & palms
To a certain degree, sweaty palms is a good thing. It adds friction and gives better grip when we want...
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Living with excessively sweaty feet
Like sweaty palms, sweaty feet serves a purpose of creating friction for gaining better grip. Walking barefoot, a light sweat...
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