Used in testing the durability and safety of textiles, artificial sweat helps evaluate how fabrics and dyes react to human perspiration. It is commonly applied in assessing color fastness, ensuring that clothing does not fade or bleed when exposed to sweat. In medical and wearable technology fields, it tests the performance and corrosion resistance of materials in contact with skin. Artificial sweat also plays a role in dermatological studies, helping to determine the potential for skin irritation or allergic reactions from metals and fabrics. Additionally, it is used in validating the effectiveness of antimicrobial treatments on sportswear and protective gear.