After the invention of underwear, underwear is the most intimate partner for women.

Of course, the function of this companion is not only easy to act after wearing, but also to adjust the posture.

At the same time, a suitable content can also play a role in protecting breast health.

Hot summer, sweat often, ladies how to choose underwear? And how to maintain underwear?

From the perspective of underwear materials, clothing brings richer colors to the society, but we must understand that the quality of underwear is very important. People dress not only for beauty, but also for health. It is unwise to pursue fashionable and beautiful underwear without paying attention to health.

Nowadays, underwear is commonly used in many fabrics including cotton, real silk, chemical fiber, hemp fiber, bamboo fiber and other natural fibers.

All cotton: cotton fibers leaped from cotton seeds are easy to wear and are easy to be dyed into all kinds of colors, and cotton fibers are very breathable and sweat absorbing. They are the main materials for most underwear.

In addition, the durability of cotton fibers is also recognized.

Silk: silk is known as "Queen" in textiles. People accept it not only because of its beauty, lightness, softness and smoothness, but also to a large extent its unique health care function: moisture permeability.

In hot summer, hygroscopic and air permeability of silk underwear helps regulate the temperature and humidity of the human body.

Chemical fiber: chemical fiber fabrics are relaxed, soft, crisp and colorful, and have always been popular with people.

However, they are irritating to the skin.

Because the raw material of chemical fiber fabrics is extracted from coal, petroleum, natural gas and other high molecular compounds or nitrogenous compounds, some of them are likely to become allergens. Once entering the body, it is easy to cause allergic dermatitis, causing itching, pain, swelling or blisters.

In addition, this type of fabric has poor ventilation and hygroscopicity, which affects sweat evaporation and skin respiration.