Reddit reviews 2in1 Headband & Face Mask, Stay Dry and Protected from Dust, Aerosoles & Elements, Performance Sweatband
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Cool down your place more, play with fewer clothes on. I also find that these sweatbands really help.
Oculus does sell replacement facial interfaces for the Rift-S for $30. Not an ideal solution, admittedly, but you can clean the first one while someone else is using the second one on the HMD I guess.
Getting a good sweat band might help too. Another comment recommended this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07FK4FS66 . It's the same kind I have and it definitely works well.
A lot of people are waiting for VRCovers to come out with their faux leather VR mask for the Rift S. Both because it's better at wicking sweat and it will probably increase the device's FOV/remove the "binocular effect."
In the interim, your best bet is to buy a sweatband or sweat-focused skullcap--I've seen these suggested a few times--and swapping them out as needed during play.
Grips I have no idea on, sorry
I recently bought PSVR after trying Beat Saber on a friend's Oculus Quest. No regrets whatsoever. This game and others are so much fun.
Beat Saber can be such a workout that I ended up buying these sweatbands so I didn't get the headset all sweaty:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07FK4FS66/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I recommend these - they solved the halo sweat and are very comfy:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07FK4FS66
It's good to get everything clean first. Pull out the halo foam pieces (they have a plastic cage on them that snaps into the halo). Pull out the facial interface. Get a container/bowl and make a solution of water and a little dish soap (like Dawn). Dunk the pieces in it and squeeze squeeze squeeze. Repeat with clean water. Squeeze and blot out the water, then dry them overnight. You can speed up the drying by blowing a fan on them.
The headbands listed above will solve the halo sweat problem. Have each individual pick one to use. The facial interface sweat problem is harder to solve until the VRcover products are released, but there are a lot of disposable masks that can be bought. Some people are peeling the foam right off of the facial interface and velcroing on other solutions meant for other headsets but I haven't tried any of that.