Latest Hijab Antibacterial Innovations, Eliminating Itching and Odor

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Indonesia has become one of the tropical countries which naturally makes us sweaty. Especially for hijab users, heat is one of the perceived problems.
Why the problem? Because the heat can make us sweat which results in damp and itching when wearing hijab. But the development of technology, now the hijab material is made comfortable for hijabers.
Daliatex fabric factory that has been established for more than 50 years, launched the latest fabric products with anti-bacterial technology that was developed specifically for Modest Fashion in Indonesia.
Perhaps many people already know about Ultrafine, a veil that we created before and got good responses, one of which is because the material is very smooth and comfortable to wear. What we want is to make fabrics that can meet the needs of consumers in terms of comfort, fashion and function.
Why is antibacterial? When sweating, bacteria will be easy to grow and the bacteria will cause unpleasant odors, this anti-bacterial technology is expected to be one of the solutions to this problem.
Anti-bacterial Hijab and Ciput material formulated by this ultrafine cloth are expected to be used by women who like to exercise or do outdoor activities because with this technology it will reduce the odor of sweat and also reduce the risk of acne on the skin caused by bacteria.
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