Sweat Management - How To Deal With Excessive Sweating - Sweat Proof Undershirts - Antiperspirant
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I'm Antonio Centeno, the founder of Real Men Real Style.
Today, I'm going to be talking about sweat management, what to do if you're a man and
you sweat a lot.
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This is a question that came in, guys.
"Antonio, recently I watched a video on black shirts and it got me thinking about my own
personal style.
I'm a large fellow.
I'm 275 pounds, 6'4" and I sweat a lot.
I've tried various antiperspirants over the years and still use some that have worked
the best, but they still don't do a whole lot.
Because of this, I've resorted to just wearing black all the time.
Black t-shirts and jeans are what I've worn every day for the last several years and the
reason is because of sweat.
Yes, it makes me hotter, which increases the amount of sweat slightly, but I just don't
feel confident wearing anything else.
So my question is as a young man entering the professional world, thus necessitating
a working attire, what can I do?
How can I stop the sweat?
James."
Okay, James, I really feel for you.
I just hate the thought of a guy out there who feels trapped in a certain type of clothing
because he knows it somewhat works, but he's like, "There's got to be a better way than
this."
I'm not going to touch on the fact of his size or his weight, that's a separate issue,
but what could we do for James today?
What I'm going to recommend is you need to go over and check out my friend, Tug's website,
undershirtguy.com.
He's got an entire section on sweat management.
So in this video, I'm not going to give you specific recommendations because they would
become outdated very quickly, and this is what I love about Tug's website and this entire
section he has.
He has dozens and dozens and dozens of articles on undershirts that have hydro shields, undershirts
that are sweat-resistant, undershirts that are designed to wick away and distribute the
sweat on your body.
I don't know what the exact right solution for you is.
I do know that if you go to the undershirtguy.com -- and I'm going to link you to it right down
here below -- Tug has brought in some of I think best resources on the planet and you'll
be able to go selectively buy some of those undershirts.
Some of them have guarantees, so that should work.
In addition, he also talks about antiperspirants such as SweatBlock.
I don't know if you've tried this one, but it supposedly works very well and could work
for as long as seven days.
That sounds pretty scary, but for your severe case, this may be a solution.
I'm going to link to him down below.
I think this is a great question.
I'd love to hear from any of you other guys out there.
If you've got something to recommend, just put it right down here in the YouTube comments.
If you have something, your own question that has to deal with something probably other
than sweat, then you can go over to mensstyleqa.com.
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I'm really happy about that website because the best answers and questions are rising
to the top and it's helping me decide what videos I should be creating.
So if you haven't checked it out, again, mensstyleqa.com.
I'm going to link you to Tug's website, The Undershirt Guy, great website.
Again, his sweat management section is what you're looking for.
I will see you guys in the next video.
Bye-bye.