Dermatologists suggest that you may overlook issues like body odor and stained clothes on the first day of not using deodorant. However, by day seven, you—and those around you—may be running to grab ...

Medical experts weigh in on whether it’s worth buying a product for your thighs, underboobs, and everywhere in between.

In the morning, many people glance in the mirror for different reasons, whether it’s to follow a skincare routine, recite ...

'If you get lots of under the skin spots or blackheads, using a scrub a couple of times a week in the shower may be effective,' advises Dr. Kluk. 'But, always be gentle and don’t rub your skin raw as ...

When body acne shows up, the temptation is to scrub harder, more often. But physical exfoliation, especially on inflamed or irritated skin, usually makes things worse. Loofahs, bath gloves and grainy ...

Skincare becomes especially crucial during the monsoon season, as the increased humidity and fluctuating weather conditions ...

Diabetes can affect sweat glands by leading to diabetic neuropathy, heat intolerance, foot ulcers, and more.

Antidepressants, especially selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) like fluoxetine (Prozac) or sertraline (Zoloft), ...

However, TCAs also increase noradrenaline levels, a neurotransmitter that stimulates sweat glands. This can increase sweating. In fact, both SSRIs and TCAs can increase sweating in users. Data shows ...

If you know what you’re doing, wound care can be fairly simple. Here are eight proven ways to treat and soothe HS wounds, ...

Regular laundering removes the biological soup of sweat, skin, dust and microbes. This is how often we should be washing our ...

Using a prescription-strength antiperspirant or deodorant to tell your body to stop producing sweat. Getting Botox injections to temporarily prevent the stimulation of sweat glands.