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The pillowcase and the skin on your face

Short answer: A pillowcase collects skin oil, sweat and cream residue every night. Change it every two to three days ...

The label at the neck that irritates

Short answer: Trim the tag close to the seam with a small pair of scissors, or choose styles with a printed label fro...

When clothing itches and what triggers it

Short answer: Itchy clothes usually come down to four things: rough fibres, hard seams, leftover detergent, or a tag ...

Why some fabrics itch and others do not

Short answer: Itching comes from fiber thickness and how the fiber end meets the skin. Coarse fibers that stick out f...

Should new clothes be washed before wearing

Short answer: Yes. New clothes contain residue from dyeing and finishing plus dust from transport. A wash removes mos...

Should new clothes be washed before first wear

Short answer: Yes. New clothing can contain residue from dyeing, finishing and transport. A wash removes most of it a...

Clothing when you are ill in bed

Short answer: A fever brings alternating cold and sweat. Choose something easy to change, that does not pinch anywher...

Training outdoors when the sun is high

Short answer: Cover the skin rather than exposing it. A thin, loose layer protects against sun and cools better than ...

Bamboo clothing for people who cannot wear wool

Short answer: Wool itches because the fibres are coarse and stick out from the surface. Bamboo viscose has fine and s...

Why bamboo clothing is often recommended for sensitive skin

Short answer: The fibers are fine and smooth, and the fabric keeps the skin dry. Both reduce mechanical irritation, w...

What to know about bamboo clothing and allergies

Short answer: Reactions to textiles more often come from dyes, chemical residue or detergent residue than from the fi...

Underpants and skin irritation on the inner thigh

Short answer: Irritation on the inner thigh comes from friction and moisture. Fabric glides against fabric, while ski...