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Perfume in detergent and sensitive skin
Short answer: Fragrance stays in the fabric after rinsing and sits against your skin all day. It is one of the most c...
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Nickel reactions from fastenings and buckles
Short answer: Redness in a stripe where a button, a belt or a bra hook has touched the skin is typically a nickel rea...
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Hives and clothing that does not make it worse
Short answer: Loose, cool and smooth clothing is the best starting point if you have hives. For some people, pressure...
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Clothing when you have eczema
Short answer: Choose smooth, soft clothing without seams that rub. Clothes cannot treat eczema, but they can avoid ma...
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Itching at night and what the fabric contributes
Short answer: The skin itches most at night, because the temperature rises under the duvet and because there is nothi...
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Dry winter skin and the choice of fabric
Short answer: Dry winter skin is made worse by friction from rough fabric. A smooth layer against the skin reduces th...
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A winter morning before the heating catches up
Short answer: A layer against the skin does the most in the first thirty minutes. The room is cold, your body has jus...
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Summer nights that do not cool down
Short answer: Cool the room down before you go to bed, and use a thin layer of nightwear and a light sheet. Moving ai...
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After winter swimming
Short answer: Get dressed quickly and start with the innermost layer. Your body temperature keeps falling for around ...
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At the pool and on the way home
Short answer: Pack an extra set of underwear and a pair of socks. Damp clothes after a swim are the most common reaso...
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Clothes after a sauna or a bath
Short answer: Wait until your skin is completely dry before you get dressed. Clothes on damp skin turn clammy at once...
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Big jumps between outside and inside
Short answer: Dress so that you can take two layers off in thirty seconds. The jump from minus five to twenty-two deg...
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