Skincare from A to Dr Z: S is for sweating. Antiperspirants work by forming a plug within the sweat gland. This prevents sweat from reaching the surface of the skin to reduce wetness. Clinical strength anti-perspirants have a higher concentration of the active ingredient, which is why they work better. Sometimes, antiperspirants still don’t do the job as effectively as we would like. But did you know that if you apply your antiperspirant at night, it actually works better? Because you make less sweat naturally in the evening, the antiperspirant can form a better plug in the sweat gland than it can if you applied it in the morning. So if you’re still experiencing wetness with your antiperspirant, next time you use it, apply it at night to keep you dry the next morning. . . #skincarefromatodrz #dermatology #dermatologist #summerskincare #skincaretips #skincarecommunity #deodorant #antiperspirant #sweating #sweat #hyperhydrosis #skincarethreads #skincarethatworks #skincareproducts #sweatypits #skincareroutine