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🏃‍♀️ What Should You Do To Keep Your Body From "Smelling" When Playing Sports?

Exercising has many health benefits, but it also causes a lot of sweating, which can easily lead to unpleasant body odor. This not only affects your confidence but also causes inconvenience if you exercise in a crowded gym, yoga class or sports field. So how can you exercise comfortably while keeping your body fragrant and dry?


🧬 Where does body odor come from when exercising?

During movement:

  • Body temperature increases → sweats to cool down

  • Sweat combines with bacteria on the skin → creates an unpleasant odor

  • Some people have a tendency to sweat a lot, and the armpits or back are more susceptible to odor.

👉 Body odor when playing sports does not come from "fresh" sweat but from long-accumulated sweat + decomposing bacteria


✅ Things to do to limit body odor when exercising

1. 🧼 Take a shower before exercising

  • Wash armpits, neck, back… with mild or antibacterial shower gel

  • Helps reduce bacteria on the skin – limits odors caused by sweating

2. 🧴 Use appropriate deodorant before exercising

Select product:

  • Alcohol-free, paraben-free to avoid skin irritation

  • Good sweat control but does not clog pores

  • Has a light or neutral scent that avoids overpowering or mixing scents when you sweat a lot

✨ Suggestions from Breeze:

  • Breeze Dry Protection Spray – powerful, alcohol-free, up to 48h sweat control
    🛒 See here

  • Breeze Squeeze Donna/Sporting – no gas, no aluminum salts, safe for sensitive skin
    🛒 See here

  • Breeze Neutro Roll-On – fragrance-free, alcohol-free, gentle after-waxing
    🛒 See here

3. 👕 Wear absorbent sportswear

  • Choose materials such as cotton, sports poly that can absorb and release sweat quickly.

  • Avoid wearing tight, heavy clothes that cause sweat accumulation.

4. 💦 Drink enough water

  • Helps regulate temperature, avoids thick sweat (because the thicker the sweat, the more likely it is to smell)

  • You should supplement electrolyte water if you exercise heavily.

5. 🧢 Use a headband or sweat towel

  • Prevents sweat from running down the face, neck, and back

  • Reduces sweat build-up in odor-prone areas


🎯 Summary

Controlling body odor when playing sports is not difficult – you just need to prepare properly: hygiene – choose the right deodorant – wear loose clothes – drink enough water. Don’t let sweat affect your training spirit or confidence in every movement.