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writes:This question is a weird one... i am always getting sweat patches under my arms when i go out etc and i totally hate them. they make me so paranoid and feel uncomfortable. It doesnt smell at all - infact it smells of my deodarant but i just cant seem to get rid of them. Its stopping me from wearin colourful tops because you can see the wet patches.. Is there anything out there that people would recommend me? Reply to this Question |
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reader, tashaxxx +, writes (19 February 2009):
instead of deordrant try anti-persperent that stops you from sweating deordrant just stop the sweat from stinking good luck.
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reader, xoxemilyxox +, writes (19 February 2009):
yes dryclor or driclor its really good i used it some years ago now, but i think u have to get it throu your doctor, it can sting a bit and itch i remember but it really does work, u use it at night before bed, it works trust me. i never sweat anymore good luck xx
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reader, guillaume +, writes (19 February 2009):
 Hi,
This may help a little but whenever I wear business shirts or leisure shirts, I wear a small non-noticeable T-shirt underneath which stops the sweat showing through on the shirts. I appreciate this won't work for all garments but it will help when wearing certain ones. best wishes, G xx
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reader, Ajinkya7  +, writes (19 February 2009):
See sweating shows that youre healthy so dont think of it too much and be confident.
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female
reader, Annieapple +, writes (19 February 2009):
I use Mitchum anti-perspirant which is the only thing that seems to stop me sweating
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reader, XxAnGelXxx +, writes (19 February 2009):
 Hey, have you tried an extra dry antipersperent? That may help some what.. But it does sound like a case of overactive sweat glands, your doctor may be able to help with this, I heard something about a doctor being able to inject cologen into some of the individual sweat glands to reduce the sweating, it may be something you'd want to look into? Hope that helps in some way :) x
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reader, Joey 2008 +, writes (19 February 2009):
Hi, there is a product on the market called "Driclor" its a roll on deodarant that you use in the evening before you go to bed and hey it works just use it maybe once a week!Good luck :)
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