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By Rachel Brown for Dove Experiencing armpit sensitivity? You’re not alone. Common causes include shaving, harsh products, and tight clothing, which can lead to irritation, redness, and itchiness. If this sounds like you, it’s time to give your sensitive armpits the care they deserve. Dove explains how you can create a soothing routine to help your

By Israel Fontoura for AXE Your butt has sweat glands just like the rest of your body. Heat and activity can trigger them, no airflow under clothing makes things worse, but it’s all completely normal. For most guys, butt sweat isn’t a medical issue. It’s a comfort and confidence one. It’s that damp patch on

By Israel Fontoura for AXE A school shirt starts smelling different. Sports clothes need washing more often. A familiar morning routine no longer feels quite enough. For many boys, these changes arrive around puberty. Body odor is a normal part of growing up. Choosing a deodorant does not need to involve a complicated routine or

By Kelly Baldwin for Dove Men + Care Neither bar soap nor body wash is automatically better for your skin. A cleanser’s ingredients — and how your skin responds to them — matter more than whether it comes in a wrapper or a bottle. If washing leaves your skin tight, itchy or uncomfortable, reconsider the

By Israel Fontoura for AXE Sweating is a natural function. It’s your body’s way of cooling down. But in the groin area, things get a bit more complicated. Sweaty testicles come down to two things: a lot of sweat glands packed into a small space, and layers of clothing with nowhere for that moisture to go.

By Claire Spasojevic for Degree Deodorant A deodorant can smell appealing when you first apply it, but choosing one involves more than that first impression. You also want it to feel comfortable, manage odor and fit your daily routine. Start by separating three things: fragrance, odor control and sweat protection. They can work together, but

By Israel Fontoura for AXE One day, your deodorant’s on point. The next? It’s like your underarms decided to start doing their own thing. A sudden change in body odor can seriously throw you off.  It doesn’t always mean something is wrong. Sometimes your body is simply reacting to shifts in daily habits, your environment,

By Claire Spasojevic for Degree Deodorant Choosing an underarm product for exercise starts with a simple question: Are you trying to manage odor, wetness or both? A short walk, a strength-training session and a long run can create different demands. But your response matters more than the activity itself. Someone may sweat heavily during gentle

By Kelly Baldwin for Dove Men + Care A sweaty workout, a tight base layer or a backpack rubbing against your shoulders can aggravate breakouts on your back and chest. Heat, trapped moisture and repeated friction can make acne-prone skin more irritated—even when you wash regularly. You do not need to give up exercise. Dove

By Kelly Baldwin for Dove Men + Care Garlic, onions, strongly spiced meals and alcohol can influence how you smell. But the effect varies between people, and noticing a change does not mean you need to cut those foods out completely. Understanding your own triggers — and keeping a consistent washing and clothing routine —

By Israel Fontoura for AXE A rushed morning can mean leaving something out of your routine. If that something is deodorant, a few practical steps can help you feel more comfortable until you can get home or pick up a replacement. AXE, the deodorant brand for guys, shares some tips on how to manage the

By Claire Spasojevic for Degree Deodorant A deodorant that works through a quiet morning may feel less effective after a crowded commute, a workout or an afternoon in the heat. Lasting protection depends on more than the scent you notice when you first apply it. The formula, your sweat level, application habits and clothing all

Choosing underarm protection starts with identifying what you want to manage: odor, wetness or both. Although people often use “deodorant” as a catch-all term, deodorants and antiperspirants do different jobs. Clinical-strength products are antiperspirants designed to offer greater sweat reduction than regular-strength options. They may be worth considering when your usual antiperspirant does not adequately

Got itchy armpits or dark patches under your arms? They can be uncomfortable and make you feel self-conscious, but there are simple, effective ways to fix them. AXE, the deodorant brand for guys, breaks down why your pits are acting up and how to get them back to their smooth, fresh, best selves.    If

You finish your second cup of coffee, and 20 minutes later, you’re feeling damp. Nobody warned you about this part. Are caffeine and sweating even connected? Yes. Below, AXE, the deodorant brand for guys, shares the mechanism behind it, whether coffee, energy drinks, or pre-workout stacking makes any difference, and how to stay dry without

Laser hair removal can involve more than the price of an initial treatment. For consumers comparing professional clinic appointments with at-home hair removal devices, the long-term cost depends on treatment frequency, maintenance needs, the areas being treated and the suitability of each technology. At-home devices offer convenience and the potential to reduce recurring provider fees.

You’ve just stepped out of the shower, feeling fresh and clean, only to be greeted by dry, itchy skin. AXE, the deodorant brand for guys, shares easy how-tos to keep your skin hydrated and happy, even after the sweatiest workout or the longest day.   First off, let’s get to the root of the problem.

Love it or hate it, clothing has often been designed around an idea of how the body should look. At the North Carolina Museum of History, The Shape of Fashion exhibits how corsets squeezed waists smaller while padded undergarments added curves wherever fashion suggested they should be.  And while styles have changed over time, the

  Exfoliation is the process of removing dead skin cells from the surface of your skin. This can be achieved physically, like using one of our body scrubs, or chemically, with alpha or beta hydroxy acids. Exfoliating helps to unclog pores, prevent acne, and allows your skin to better absorb skincare products. By regularly exfoliating,