bati
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I know this will likely devolve into the usual stream of shit posting but if anyone has some legitimately good tips for this issue I'll be forever in your debt.
I start sweating easily at the slightest rise in temperature, and this starts the moment I step out of my AC cooled apartment into the hot and humid Eastern European morning air, continues on the bus that closely resembles a can of tightly packed tuna, and lasts about 2h into the work day because the guy in charge of our office facilities thinks that 26 degrees Celsius is an acceptable office temperature. Eventually I cool off and acclimate to the temperature but the damage is done by then.
I've had to resort to wearing undershirts just to prevent sweat stains from showing up on my abdomen and back, and as per usual I'm sticking strictly to dark blue, black or white clothing.
I use a classic antiperspirant for armpits and that does wonders because they're always dry but my torso is the main issue here. I've never tried any of the full body solutions so I'm curious if and how they work and if there are any alternatives.
Fwiw the problem's been getting worse since I started working out about six months ago.
I start sweating easily at the slightest rise in temperature, and this starts the moment I step out of my AC cooled apartment into the hot and humid Eastern European morning air, continues on the bus that closely resembles a can of tightly packed tuna, and lasts about 2h into the work day because the guy in charge of our office facilities thinks that 26 degrees Celsius is an acceptable office temperature. Eventually I cool off and acclimate to the temperature but the damage is done by then.
I've had to resort to wearing undershirts just to prevent sweat stains from showing up on my abdomen and back, and as per usual I'm sticking strictly to dark blue, black or white clothing.
I use a classic antiperspirant for armpits and that does wonders because they're always dry but my torso is the main issue here. I've never tried any of the full body solutions so I'm curious if and how they work and if there are any alternatives.
Fwiw the problem's been getting worse since I started working out about six months ago.