Sophie Strauss identifies heathered grey as the worst choice because its black undertones create a severe, highly visible contrast when wet.
Darker colors like navy or dark green hide moisture much better because their appearance changes very little when wet.
However, these dark shades absorb more heat than light colors, though they offer significantly more protection against harmful sun rays.
Sophie Strauss suggests using large patterns as an alternative method for hiding sweat stains.
She compares a busy pattern to a busy tablecloth because it effectively covers visual imperfections on the fabric.
Visible sweat patches remain an indicator of proper biological functionality during severe heatwaves.
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Dr. Doris Day notes that sweating is a healthy process that should not be entirely eliminated through procedures like neuromodulator injections.
