The embarrassment comes from realizing your shirt has sweat stains.Sometimes it is due to the cut of the shirt or the hot day.There are some things you can do to mask or prevent sweat stains.
Step 1: You can pick the color of your clothing.
Gray or light colors show sweat stains more quickly than other colors.Other colors do a better job of hiding the stains, such as navy blue and black.Some shades of white can hide sweat, while others show it up.
Step 2: There are bright colors over neutrals.
If you want to wear colors, it's a good idea to choose jackets and sweaters in brighter colors.It's not a good idea to show sweat stains in bright colors.
Step 3: It is better to wear material that copes with sweat.
Stay away from synthetic fibers.Natural materials like cotton or linen are better.The fabrics will help your skin breathe.New fabrics that do not sweat are being developed.You have to figure out what works best for you.
Step 4: You should put on an undershirt.
It might make you sweat more, but many men find that an undershirt is a good option.The undershirt catches the sweat, so this allows the outer shirt to stay dry.The sweat does not transfer from the inner to the outer shirt if the overshirt is big.
Step 5: If you want your skin to breathe and air to circulate, look for loose fitting clothes.
If you want your skin and shirt to touch less, choose shirts that are cut lower under the armpits.Some experimenting with different brands and cuts.
Step 6: You should wear a jacket, cardigan, or shrug.
The area you are worried about will be covered by these.The combination of the two garments is not too hot if you wear a lighter shirt underneath.
Step 7: Wear sleeveless shirts and dresses.
Tank tops and sleeveless clothing make it harder for fabric to get sweaty.Air circulates in the armpit, cooling your skin and preventing sweat from forming, if you don't have that fabric.
Step 8: Purchase dress shields or garment pads to use in your clothing.
Absorbent pads stick to your clothing.Some shields can be sewn into your shirts at the seam to prevent stains.The final model has a strap that goes around your arm and shoulder, keeping the pad in place.
Step 9: You can make your own pads.
Place panty liners in the armpits of your shirt by buying them at the store.Cut them in half.Attach the glue to the inside of the shirt with your shirt on.On the other side repeat.Make sure the pads don't show.If you need more protection, experiment with thickness.
Step 10: Use antiperspirant.
Sometimes a stronger antiperspirant is all it takes.Roll-on, spray should not irritate your skin.
Step 11: If you are sweating so much you should see a doctor.
He or she could suggest an antiperspirant.botox injections could be an option to prevent sweat.If your medical professional suggests that you do it, make sure you take into account the possible side effects.