Chafing is one of those skincare issues no one wants to talk about, yet almost everyone has experienced. Whether it shows up ...

Having to slip into shorts, skirts, sundresses and swimsuits during the hot summer months can sometimes be more anxiety-provoking than exciting. We can easily tick off a list of all the reasons why, ...

First Off, How Does Chafing Happen? Chafing, as Factor explains, can happen “between the legs most commonly, under the armpits, and ultimately anywhere we have skin-on-skin contact.” While you may ...

If you’re jogging in shorts out in the sweaty summer heat, you might notice the skin on your inner thighs feeling a little raw. It may burn, sting, and itch, and a rash may crop up. These are signs of ...

Put this balm where you normally chafe to prevent discomfort and skin reactions. Apply it on your inner thighs, under arms, your chest, or any other area where you skin typically chafes. This ...

Chafing is painful skin irritation caused by friction that worsens with moisture. It's more likely to happen when you're hot and sweaty, like on summer days and during exercise. Wearing clean, tight ...

The warmer weather and longer days of summer — as well as continuing concerns about visiting indoor workout facilities — mean more outdoor exercise, more sweat and more potential for skin chafing.

Skin chafing can be caused by everyday movement such walking, running, or biking, but just because it’s common doesn’t mean that it isn’t annoying. Luckily, the best anti-chafing sticks are packed ...

As temperatures rise, so does the likelihood of chafing–the merciless rubbing of skin against skin, clothing or surfaces (we’re looking at you Peloton). Since wet skin is more prone to friction, humid ...

Do you get this uncomfortable soreness or burning feeling around your thighs after walking for a while? This is known as thigh chafing and can happen to anyone, thick thighs or not and can be really ...

Run long enough and far enough, and something will start to chafe. Maybe your thighs, maybe your bra straps, maybe some random spot that was never a problem on 10-mile runs but kills on a 12-miler.