sometimes, my armpits sweat for no apparent reason. I dont even have to run around..and they start to sweat...it leaves these horrible sweat marks underneath my armpits and i dont even want to raise my aroms up...does any one have any ideas on how to stop this??? Oh yeah, and they even sweat when it is cold out!!!
its_melissa_DuH answered Tuesday July 4 2006, 4:06 pm: well first of all i don't know if you're a girl or boy because boys usually sweat more. anyways, don't use a deodorant, use a antipersperant (sp) antipersperants make you not sweat and deodorants make you smell good. if you're a girl you can try using Secret deodorant, or Adidas Woman works good thats what i use or theres this really good stuff called Certain Dri and really strong like a perscription (sp) I dont know alot about guy deodorants but my brother uses Old Spice and it works good for him and my dad uses Right Guard Sport and it works good. good luck! xox melissa [ its_melissa_DuH's advice column | Ask its_melissa_DuH A Question ]
Nallie answered Tuesday July 4 2006, 3:30 pm: Someone else had this question at one time, so I found this link. Good info :-) Best of luck!
feelingwewontgiveup answered Tuesday July 4 2006, 2:15 pm: omg the same exact thing happens to me. i dont exactly have an answer, because i pretty much tried EVERYTHING. buy a few more white shirts, cause u cant see it with white, buy anti persperent ( cant spell ) deodorent. adidas sport is what i have. i dont think theres much else u can do, jus keep ure hands on ure hips and it tends to help air it out. i hope that helped! [ feelingwewontgiveup's advice column | Ask feelingwewontgiveup A Question ]
andthisishowitgoes answered Tuesday July 4 2006, 12:34 pm: you should get this deoderant called certain dri. it's the best thing you can get without a subscription. you put it on at night and it works for the next day and in some cases you don't even have to use it every night. it's about 6 dollars and you can most likely get it where ever you get your normal deoderant. if it doesn't work for you, then i suggest asking your doctor about it. [ andthisishowitgoes's advice column | Ask andthisishowitgoes A Question ]
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