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38 others  You wake up ready for a big day, have a shower and
get ready. You then walk out to find that you are starting to
sweat underneath your armpits already. It's one of those things
that you probably can't find a reason for. You are not exerting
yourself but somehow you are sweating. Actually, there is an
explanation for this occurrence. When you come out of the
shower, your skin temperature is fractionally higher than usual
and to cool off it sweats (especially in hot places).      1.
Lessen Underarm Sweating Step 1.jpg     Bathe regularly.     •
Step out of the shower, gently dry your body and your hair.
• Use a soft towel to pat-dry your armpits and other problem
areas. Make sure not to vigorously scrub with the towel. This
leads to sweating due to the fact that scrubbing stresses the
skin.     • Spread a towel out on your bed and cool off by
laying down with your legs and arms spread. This will allow cool
air to slowly dry the armpi