Sweating in the genital area is uncomfortable, but normal. You can find out how you can do this and how to avoid sweating in the crotch here. When it is really hot, we sweat under the armpits, on the back — and in the genital area. Most of the sweat glands clump at these points.

We include products we think are useful for our readers. If you buy through links on this page, we may earn a small commission. For many, sweat is an uncomfortable fact of life — especially when it happens in the land down under. Certain areas of your body, such as your armpits, are more prone to sweating than others. This is usually due to a high concentration of sweat glands and hair follicles in one place. Here are a few tips for keeping your vaginal area cool and dry. Moisture-wicking technology, which has been a staple of athletic wear for years, is now available in the place you may need it most — your underwear.

Do you remember the first time you realized that your vagina region gets sweaty? Maybe you worked out extra hard or spent a long day walking around in the heat. Then, when you got to the bathroom, you noticed some seriously, er, sweaty underwear. I mean, everyone knows that people sweat from their armpits , forehead, and sometimes their backs or hands. But being sweaty adjacent to the vagina?

After a few minutes on the treadmill or rower, those beads of moisture start gathering on your forehead and slowly begin the decent down your face, neck and into the crevice between your boobs. It always happens to me the moment I start squatting after a run. You have, in my experience, a two hour grace period between the sweat commencing and the stench setting in, to get those clothes off and to get into a shower. Any longer and you will start to disgust yourself and anyone else in the vicinity.