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Perfume in detergent and sensitive skin

Short answer: Fragrance is among the most common causes of contact reactions from clothing, because it stays in the f...

Clothes for skin that reddens easily

Short answer: Choose smooth fabrics, avoid tight edges and keep the skin dry. Redness from clothing is usually caused...

Moisture against the skin during the day

Short answer: The skin releases moisture all day, even when you are not visibly sweating. A fabric that moves moistur...

Clothes after training, why you change

Short answer: Because damp clothing against the skin cools the body and gives bacteria good conditions. Changing stra...

Softness, what feels soft against the skin

Short answer: Softness comes from thin fibres, a smooth surface and a dense knit. Together, these three decide how a ...

Clothes against the skin at night

Short answer: At night, fabric lies still against the skin for many hours. That is why the surface and the seams matt...

New clothes and skin reactions

Short answer: Always wash new clothes before wearing them. Fabric can hold residue from dyeing, finishing and transpo...

Detergent and skin irritation

Short answer: Detergent residue in fabric is a common and overlooked cause of itching. Halve the dose, skip the fabri...

Clothes and heat rash

Short answer: Heat rash forms where moisture and warmth sit still against the skin. A fabric that moves moisture away...

Chafing on the inner thighs

Short answer: A layer of fabric between the thighs stops the problem. Underwear with longer legs or hotpants are the ...

Clothes that chafe under the arms

Short answer: Chafing under the arms comes from a seam that sits wrong, a fit that is too tight, or moisture. The thr...

Clothes and eczema, what is known

Short answer: Many people with eczema prefer smooth, soft fabrics without coarse fibres and with flat seams. That is ...

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