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Sweaty Armpits! Help!
Any deordorants that stop sweating armpits??? Please help and name it or/and the website...
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Banned from WH
I really don't know of effective deoderants, but I have heard of botox injections that help.
Painful, but they help.
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I sweat A LOT especially when I get in really bad situations where I'm very upset or nervous. I have tried a lot of different deodorants and I have never found one that STOPS me from sweating but I have found that the brand called Ban does make you sweat just a little bit less. It contains aluminum chlorohydrate which is supposed to help you not sweat as much. It's in a lot of anti-perspirants
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Junior Member
If you do not want to sweat under your arms and nothing else has worked...Drysol.
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Junior Member
try certaindry (certaindri?) ... it's a roll on that you apply at night. for the first few days it will itch, but after that you should be good. if that doesn't work, see a dermatologist.
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I agree, Drysol works. I use it. You can only get a perscription for it through your doctor or dermotologist. But it works so well. My dermotologist said that or the Botox. This goes on like deodarent before bed. It works so well you could use it once a week. Hope all is well.
-dani
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Junior Member
Two of my very close friends get Botox injections in their armpits. They claim that it works miracles. They both used to sweat constantly and were embarrased about stains. Today the two of them don't even think about sweating any more. They go to "Dr. Sweat" and he takes care of their problem. Anyway check out how much it costs to get the shots done. But make sure to go to a reliable doctor.
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certaindry works really good..
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Junior Member
Certain Dri works really well, this was an issue for me for a VERY long time, and this is the only product that worked!!
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Hey, I had hypohidrosis (excessive sweating) FOREVERRRR... i told my dr who tole me it was hormones regulating (thats what they alll say lol) but my derm gave me a prescription much like certindri...if was a little itchy but it worked amazingly (i no longer use it because i guess my "hormones regulated" as i got older lol)...i def recommend certindri or going to a dermatologist...i do not recommend botox..that just seems unnatural and too expensive
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