With rising summer temperatures, many face the challenge of keeping makeup intact amid increased sweating. Dr. Renuka Nalawade Rajale, a cosmetic dermatologist and founder of MyDermat, emphasizes the importance of skincare preparation. Starting with a gel-based or anti-sebum moisturizer can significantly reduce oil production. Sunscreen is also vital; water-based options provide a primer-like effect without adding excess oil. For makeup application, choosing a mattifying foundation and setting it with translucent powder can help maintain a fresh look. Additionally, using cooling techniques before makeup application can temporarily reduce sweat gland size. For those who sweat excessively, blotting papers can absorb moisture without disturbing makeup. Dr. Rajale warns that excessive sweating may indicate hyperhidrosis, which can be triggered by various factors and may require medical attention.