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Bamboo underwear for cold hands and feet in winter
Short answer: If you feel the cold easily, the biggest gain comes from a thin layer on your body, not from thicker so...
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Underwear and exercise and what has to be changed afterwards
Short answer: Change your underwear straight after training. Damp fabric against the skin in the hour afterwards is w...
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Bamboo underwear and pregnancy and what changes
Short answer: During pregnancy the skin becomes more sensitive, body temperature rises and your shape changes continu...
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Clothing for desk work and what becomes uncomfortable
Short answer: After eight hours of sitting, waistbands, seams and a lack of air become the problem. All three are fel...
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Bamboo underwear for hot climates and what works
Short answer: In a hot climate two things matter. The fabric must move moisture away, and there must be no places whe...
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Underwear after an operation and what is practical
Short answer: After a procedure, what counts is that clothing can be put on without lifting your arms or bending, tha...
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Underwear and eczema and what can relieve it day to day
Short answer: Eczema is treated by a doctor. Clothing can make daily life easier by removing friction, tightness and ...
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Bamboo underwear and odour and why it behaves differently
Short answer: Odour comes from bacteria that feed on sweat. Bamboo viscose moves sweat away from the skin, and drier ...
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Underwear and hygiene and how often it should be changed
Short answer: Underwear should be changed every day, and more often if you have been sweating. It is the one area whe...
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Bamboo undershirt for women and when to wear it
Short answer: An undershirt is a thin layer between skin and clothing. It keeps the outer layer free of sweat, adds s...
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Sweat marks under the arms and what reduces them
Short answer: Sweat marks appear when moisture reaches the outer layer. A thin base layer that catches the sweat keep...
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Underwear and sweating and what actually helps
Short answer: You sweat the same amount whatever you wear. The difference is whether the sweat stays between skin and...
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