Stress sweat: Why it peaks when summer ends

AXE reports that stress sweat increases as summer ends, replacing heat sweat. This phenomenon is triggered by changes in daily routines, which lead to the production of stronger odors. The transition from seasonal heat to stress-induced perspiration occurs as individuals adjust their schedules. Consequently, the chemical composition of stress sweat differs from heat sweat, resulting in more intense smells that require specific attention as the weather cools and lifestyle pressures increase during this period.