http://www.cosbeauty.com.au 87Don’t sweat it
Whether you sweat, perspire or glow,
it’s a normal and
essential bodily
function that
prevents us from
overheating when it
gets too warm; but damp
patches under the arms, runny
makeup and lank hair are not good
looks for the party season.
Here’s how to keep your cool:
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aluminium, which temporarily blocks
the pores from which your perspiration
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of perspiration.
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handbag to freshen up during the
day. Personal hygiene is a must during
summer. Daily showers are essential
and, as the days start to really heat up,
a shower before bed. Body powder
helps to soak up excess perspiration on
the feet, body and scalp. There are talc
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without fragrance. Dust yourself after your
morning shower to stay fresh throughout
the day.
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more dehydrated you become. Not only
that, essential salts are excreted. If you
perspire too heavily without replenishing
what you are losing, the result might be
muscle cramps and headaches.