In humid areas it is difficult to avoid sweat
@sathviksouvik (23484)
July 8, 2026 6:43am CST
I work in calcutta. Even when temperature is around 34 degree celsius humidity is 90 per cent. So I and majority of people cannot avoid sweat. We try to wash the clothes everyday and put in powder, perfume, so that the sweat smell can be balanced.Sportspersons also sweat a lot. Generally it is good for skin till one does not get skin rash or infections
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@Deepizzaguy (123602)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
9 Jul
I usually put on my skin natural deodorant to neutralize the smell from sweating from the humidity outside.
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@Ineeddentures (39339)
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8 Jul
Some people here do not bathe or wash clothing and they stink of days old sweat
It's horrible
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@Ineeddentures (39339)
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9 Jul
@sathviksouvik
Aye we have some really smelly people here in Scotland
@AmbiePam (123510)
• United States
8 Jul
Do people not use deodorant/antiperspirant? They even have whole body deodorant/antiperspirant now. Of course, that doesn’t stop sweating period. I think it just helps a lot. And it keeps clothes from getting stained from sweat. Nothing really stops it all, especially with the humidity.
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@AmbiePam (123510)
• United States
9 Jul
@sathviksouvik Okay, because I heard people in Europe (obviously not your continent) do not. Also, people in Mexico mostly don’t wear deodorant either and it gets super hot there.
You guys are obviously smarter.
@DaddyEvil (176263)
• United States
8 Jul
It doesn't get as hot here usually as it does there but the humidity is also very high. Even showers every day doesn't stop the sweating.
I usually stay inside where the air conditioner is always running.
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@JudyEv (385337)
• Rockingham, Australia
9 Jul
I don't like high humidity. I'm sure it's very difficult to stay fresh when it's so hot and humid.
