i have a problem. wherever i go i sweat under my arms and it shows because i wear tight shirts and it's really embarrassing. i don't even have to be hot or nervous. it just ... happens. i wear antiperspirant deodorant. i don't smell, i just sweat. and i don't think i can buy anything for it so what are some home remedies that WILL stop it? i'm really desperate. thanks.
christin15698 answered Wednesday October 24 2007, 9:28 pm: NO NO NO NONONONONONO DONT USE THE CERTIAN DRY!!!!!!!!!!! it irritates your skin like hell!!!!!!!! it was NOT worth the money i paid for it and since i used it which was like a year ago it made my underarms all blisterd and it hurts when you shave.. if i was to recomend anything i would deff recomend secret clinical strenth or go to the doctors[ thats if you wanna buy something but since you dont]!! i would recomend baby powder. put on antiperperant and then before you put your shirt on just shake the powder over your armpit . or you could try baking soda!!!!!! i hope i helped.. but dont use the certian dry its horrible and itches like HELL seriously..
VixenLuna answered Wednesday October 24 2007, 11:13 am: ohhhh my sister used to have the same problem, theres this new deodorant called "certain dry" its kind of expensive but works, you got to buy two types thought, certain dry deodorant , and certain dry, under arm refresher. apply the deorderant at night before bed, then when you wake up, place the underarm refresher, it really works!!! if you need any help, just send me a message [ VixenLuna's advice column | Ask VixenLuna A Question ]
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