The rule of thumb when traveling, particularly in cold or unpredictable weather, is to dress in layers. A base layer for wicking sweat off your skin, a mid layer to retain body heat and an outer layer to protect you from rain and wind. Here's a guide to proper base layering.

Wool is not an allergen. If you have wool allergy, you are likely reacting to substances in the wool such as lanolin or fabric softener. Here's what the research says about wool allergy and sensitivity.

If certain clothes make you itch or leave you with a rash on your skin, you may have an allergy or sensitivity to certain textiles. This is called textile dermatitis. Here are the best hypoallergenic clothes if you have textile dermatitis.

Keeping your underwear clean and hygienic is not only important for comfort, it also ensures you stay healthy down there. Dirty underwear can cause skin problems like acne and rashes. It also increases the risk of infections.  Here’s a quick underwear cleaning guide for dudes.

If you keep getting acne breakouts on your back, your clothes could be the culprit. Backne is a short form of back acne. It refers to acne that forms on your back. While back acne can be caused by your skin producing too much sebum, it can also be caused by friction, sweat and heat.

Acne mechanic or friction acne is a type of acne that’s caused by constant or frequent friction and pressure on a particular area of the skin. In this post, we discuss what causes friction acne, how to treat it and prevention tips.

To protect your clothes from mold and mildew and prevent your dirty laundry from fouling up your bedroom, here are 5 tips to keep your laundry basket from smelling.

If your skin often breaks out in pimples after a workout or any sweaty activity, that might be sweat pimples. It’s a type of acne that’s triggered by sweat. It typically occurs on specific parts of the body where you sweat most. Here's how to prevent sweat acne.

Your bed is more important than you think for your skin health. In fact I would go as far as saying good skincare starts on your bed. This post gives three reasons why your bed is a crucial part of your skincare.

While clothes made from natural fabrics like cotton  are almost always better for travel than those made from synthetic materials such as polyester and nylon, synthetic clothes also have their advantages. Here are the pros and cons of synthetic fabrics.