10 Body Products Gym Lovers Will Appreciate

Sweat sessions are precious. You've been working all day, dedicating your time to other things, but this is the time you give to your body. I look forward to leaving all my worries at the door and sweating out all my anxiety at my favorite workout class. I toggle between barre and spin and refuse to pick a favorite. During an extra-hard workout, you rarely think of the aftermath because you're too busy feeling the burn. Whether you sweat heavily or not, you're going to need to do a bit of body housekeeping afterward.
I immediately crave a shower post-workout, but those aren't always feasible, especially if it's a morning workout and the shower line is extra long, or I may simply not have time to hop in the shower due to other obligations. If you experience something similar, we've got you covered with post–gym workout products to keep in your bag at all times. These little lifesavers are perfect for when you need to freshen up fast.
Unfortunately, gym equipment comes with a cost: body acne. Sweat mixed with bacteria (often found on gym equipment) doesn't settle into the skin well, especially for those who have more sensitive skin. This spray uses salicylic acid, menthol, and blue lotus extract to cure acne and soothe any irritations. Plus, it dries fast so it's perfect for a quick spritz post-gym.
Whether you get super sweaty down there or not, a vaginal wipe will make you feel better. These intimate wipes are pH-balanced and hypoallergenic to control odor and gently cleanse the skin. What's even better is that each wipe is individually packaged so you can easily throw one in your bag.
Instead of skipping your go-to spin class because you know your hair will be drenched afterward, carry this little guy with you. A dry shampoo made specifically for hair that hasn't been washed in a while, it has detoxifying charcoal powder, which is made to absorb sweat while ridding your hair of dirt and oil. It also contains white tea powder made to soothe your scalp.
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This article is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to be used in the place of advice of your physician or other medical professionals. You should always consult with your doctor or healthcare provider first with any health-related questions.