Sweat hard, stay clean, your skin will thank you.

Why Hygiene Matters for Runners
Frequent running means frequent sweating and sweat is a breeding ground for bacteria if not handled well. Poor hygiene can lead to acne, fungal infections, blisters, or body odor. Whether you’re running before work or squeezing in miles after sunset, basic hygiene can protect your skin, confidence, and health. Building small habits post-run can make all the difference.
Quick Hygiene Checklist for Runners
Post-Run Musts
Change out of wet clothes immediately.
Splash water on head and face; wipe with a clean, dry towel.
Use face wash if available or take a full shower as soon as possible.
Dry feet thoroughly, especially between toes.
Gently moisturize any areas prone to chafing.
Let shoes dry out completely before the next use.
Wash and dry all gear before every run.
Keep nails trimmed and clean to prevent bacteria buildup.
