Used in testing the durability and performance of textiles, artificial sweat helps evaluate how fabrics resist staining, degradation, or color loss when exposed to human sweat. It is also employed in assessing the skin irritation potential of clothing, accessories, and wearable devices by simulating prolonged skin contact. In the electronics industry, artificial sweat tests corrosion resistance of metals and coatings used in watches, jewelry, and smartwatches. Additionally, it plays a role in dermatological research and in validating the safety and longevity of personal protective equipment.