Not Sweating In the Room Air Conditioned


Professional women have varied widely cultivated, both indoors and in the field. Work outdoors synonymous with dynamic activity and rely on the motion, while employment in the room, especially in air-conditioned room, minimal activity that reduces sweat production.

Whatever your job, no matter where her activities, maintain the freshness of the body is no different. Only, because it feels to work in air-conditioned, women tend not to notice body odor problem. In fact, not sweat produced only because the activity involved, but also because of the influence of emotions.

Dr Hanny Nilasari, GDSS, dermatologist from Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital, said most women think that those who work in air-conditioned room will not have body odor problems.

"There are many women who work indoors AC thought, armpit sweat produced by must have fewer than those who work outside the space," said Dr. Hanny, in a talk show on the series of events nationwide campaign titled "One Million Impressions Rexona Dryness Challenge" in the Atrium
Palembang Square, Palembang, July.



According to Dr Hanny, in a state of tension, the body will react a known issue with emotional sweat sweat. This of course will trigger the appearance of body odor and less support, such as the occurrence of stains on clothing in the area under the arm.

The situation is certainly tense as experienced by all women workers, both indoors and in the field.
So, although the cool air inside the room, but when tensions began to master the emotions during meetings or presentations, for example, sweat still in production.

In addition to tense situation, said Dr. Hanny, warm air can also trigger the body to sweat which will trigger the body odor.

"This body odor problem can be overcome with the use of deodorant, as well as maintain the cleanliness and freshness of the body," he added.

Select body care products containing the active ingredient of anti-perspirant and deodorizer. The content is what works to reduce sweat and kill bacteria that cause body odor.

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