For the sweaty seasons

Pollen is flying around like crazy this week and I can't stop sneezing.
Every time I sneeze at home, my cat runs away. I don't know if it's because of the sneezing, but he only comes near me when I'm sleeping. Lol

It snowed from the morning yesterday, and it was cold. . Especially in the metropolitan area, train delays are occurring, which is very inconvenient. . I hope it gets warmer soon!

But we are definitely heading towards spring! With the seasons changing, it's a good time to start thinking about your innerwear.
...This is because "sweat in early spring tends to smell bad!"

The cold of winter weakens the sweat glands, causing the sweat to contain substances that cause odor.

I've heard that in the winter, there are fewer opportunities to sweat, and waste products that have accumulated in the body come out along with the sweat. It is very important to get rid of waste products, but you may be concerned about this when you are close to people on the train, in an elevator, or in a small conference room.

If you exercise and sweat a lot during the winter, this may not be the case, but unlike the light sweat of summer, winter sweat feels a bit sticky. It's early spring and I can't deny that I've been sweating for the first time in a while.

That's when silk underwear comes in handy!

Those of you who have worn heat or something like that may know, but there is a smell that can't be removed from synthetic fabrics. It may be caused by sweat.

Silk is highly hygroscopic, so it absorbs sweat well. It also dries quickly and is breathable. It is bacteriostatic, so it is difficult for bacteria to grow. This virtuous cycle keeps your skin comfortable and eliminates the smell of sweat!
Silk is recommended in the summer as a way to combat sweat odor, but because it is a breathable fiber, I think its benefits really shine during the change of seasons.

If you're feeling cold or find yourself sweating profusely, changing your innerwear to silk will give you a sense of security.

Azusa