An expert shares 4 grooming products men should use to combat sweat this summer

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With summer comes the heat and humidity, and what used to be an easy five-minute commute from the subway now leaves you in a full sweat by the time you get to the office. Don't worry though, there's a way to remain cool even when you're dressed in long-sleeve button-downs and suits for work. 

With the right grooming products you can stay cool, clean, and smelling fresh whether you're coming from the gym or walking to a business meeting.

Birchbox Man's grooming merchant Kyle Bergman shares the four products that will keep guys cool and dry in the summer. Take a look to see if any of these products might be the solution to the heat for you. 

Body powder

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A good body powder is a man's best friend in summer. It can be sprinkled everywhere from your gym bag to your underwear to keep moisture and odor in check. This version tops off its moisture-absorbing power with an herbal, musky scent.

Bergman's pick: Balla for Men Powder, $17

Moisture-absorbing cream

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These specialized formulas apply as a cream, but quickly develop the texture of a powder, soaking up moisture to keep skin smooth and dry. It serves a similar roll to body powder, but can be applied to more precarious places: Like bare feet if you're going sockless. This version includes aloe vera and macadamia nut oil to soothe and hydrate skin. 

Bergman's pick: Anthony No Sweat Body Defense, $20

Soothing face wipes

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These portable towelettes are perfect for freshening up when you're in a hurry. Stash some in your work bag, desk drawer, and gym locker to quickly cleanse and refresh skin when a sink is out of reach. These all-natural wipes are packed with botanical oils and extracts that gently exfoliate and fortify. 

Bergman's pick: Ursa Major Essential Fae Wipes, $24

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