Posted: 9/6/2006 2:43:20 PM EDT
anyone else have a problem with underarm sweating? i've tried mitchum and it works ok. any advice on how to fix this problem?
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since anti-perspirant seems to stick really well to my shirts, thus ruining them over time, I've decided to try a stright up deoderant, and not care if I sweat tons. If it doesn't work out, Ill just buy more undershirts and wear them daily. Sweating is natural, you can't do too much about it... |
I've ruined tons of my dress/work shirts from yellow pit syndrome.  the gel type stuff works well enough for me |
I can absolutely qualify that statement from experience. I switch probably once or twice a year. They just stop working well, after too long. Doesn't make much sense, I know. Just is. Try using "Old Spice High Endurance" that brand works well for me so far.... Also that Arm & Hammer brand, with the baking soda in it, I think it was.... Don't have any here right now, but I'm pretty sure that was the other one I used last. Right Guard (the heavy duty kind) seemed ok too.... I can't stand sweating a lot... Drives me nuts. Go figger I move to AZ 
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Its not just the yellow, my dark shirts get some white/ yellow deposit that wont come off and stiffens the fabric. Ive tried a bunch of things to clean it, including denatured alcohol and nothign seems to work. I did some "research" on google and some places claimed it was the anti perspirant stuff so I figure i'd try deodorant without the stuff in it. |
| There is a perscription antipersperiant call Drysol. I used it, it worked great. You put in on at night, it itches like hell, but with in a few days I did not sweat at all. I used to pit out my shirts in 10 minutes! And the best part was after a few months of using the stuff I quit and the sweating did not return. Its been at least 8 years and the sweating hasn't been back. |