CLn® Skin Care Blog
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Helmet Hair Is Real: How Athletes Can Keep Their Scalp Fresh Through Fall Sports
The fall sports season brings a lot of demands on the body, and the scalp is no exception. Hours under a helmet, consistent sweat accumulation, and the friction of headgear...
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Long Weekend Reset: Why Labor Day Is the Best Time to Refresh Your Scalp Routine
Summer does a number on your scalp. Months of heat, sweat, sunscreen, chlorine, and saltwater accumulate in ways that a regular shampoo does not always fully address, and by the...
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When You Can’t Wash Less: An Eczema Survival Guide for Frequent Hand Washing
Last updated: September 14, 2026 I’m a doctor. I have eczema. It’s worst on my hands. And it tends to flare in the autumn and winter months. My specialty is...
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Why Dandruff Gets Worse in Fall and How to Reset Your Scalp Routine
Last updated: September 10, 2026 Autumn presents its share of challenges. You’ve got to get the kids back to school. Traffic ticks up on the parkway a few hours after...
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What to Look For in a Gentle Body Wash This Fall if You Have Eczema-Prone Skin
Key takeaways Fall can be particularly challenging for eczema-prone skin. Drier outdoor air and indoor heating can make it harder for skin to retain moisture. Fragrance is worth watching. Fragrance...
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Living With Hidradenitis Suppurativa: A Daily BodyWash for HS Prone Skin
What is hidradenitis suppurativa? Hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) is a chronic systemic condition that results in painful boil-like abscesses that can occur anywhere on the body, other than the palms of...
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Choosing a Body Wash for HS: A Daily Guide for Skin Prone to Hidradenitis Suppurativa
Key takeaways For skin prone to hidradenitis suppurativa, the right daily cleanser is gentle, fragrance-free, and easy to use on tender areas. In a real-world study of 145 people with...
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Skin Care for Endurance Athletes: What Runners, Cyclists, and Triathletes Need to Know
Endurance athletes face skin challenges that most body washes were never designed to address. Chafing, saddle sores, sweat-driven folliculitis, and friction breakdown over long distances require a different approach. Here...
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CLn SportWash vs. Standard Body Wash: A Science-Backed Comparison
Standard body wash and CLn SportWash are both cleansers, but they work through completely different chemistry and are designed for different skin situations. Here is a science-backed look at what...
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The 2-Minute Lather Rule: Why Dwell Time Is the Secret to CLn SportWash
Most athletes shower immediately after training, but still get skin infections. The problem usually is not whether they shower, but how long the cleanser stays on their skin. Here is...
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Sodium Hypochlorite vs. Hypochlorous Acid: Which Is Better for Athletes?
Sodium hypochlorite and hypochlorous acid are related but distinct ingredients that act differently on the skin. Here is what athletes need to know about both, how CLn uses each one,...
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The Science of Locker Room Bacteria: What's Hiding in the Shower?
Locker rooms and gym showers harbor staph, MRSA, dermatophytes, and viruses that cause serious skin infections in athletes every season. Here's what the research says is actually living on those...
