• Relax.
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    Relax.

    Nerves can bring on excessive sweating. Try to find little ways to relax each day – for us, it’s with a warm bubble bath or a cup of tea in our favourite mug

  • Get checked out.
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    Get checked out.

    Sweating too much could be a sign of hyperhidrosis and diaphoresis. It’s worth chatting to your doctor if you think this could be the case

  • Exfoliate.
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    Exfoliate.

    By encouraging the turnover of softer skin and removing dead skin cells, exfoliating armpits once a week puts us on the right path to managing sweat

  • Choose a caring antiperspirant.
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    Choose a caring antiperspirant.

    Use an antiperspirant which protects against sweat and really cares for and protects your underarm skin

  • Apply antiperspirant before bed.
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    Apply antiperspirant before bed.

    Because we sweat less at night, the ingredients inside our deodorant can absorb into the skin while we sleep. So we wake up with soft and beautifully smelling underarms

  • Keep a spare deodorant in your handbag.
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    Keep a spare deodorant in your handbag.

    Topping up throughout the day makes for a stress-free transition from morning meeting to evening cocktails

  • Stay hydrated.
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    Stay hydrated.

    Drinking plenty of water helps to reduce sweating by keeping skin cleansed and fresh