WOMEN: How do you take care of sweat under your uhm....upper body area?

[jpeka65844]

Hmm...I've never had this problem before now and so far, have been unpleasant.

I think it's because, after BF-ing two kids, they're finally drooping.

 

[Greenepona]

I also would recommend LUSH's Silky Underwear powder. works very well

I love Their Products. Great for use when I camped last year at FW! Solid shampoo is awesome! also, DBF loves the smell!

LUSH is not just for women! They have great men's stuff too

 

[Mickeyflower]

I also would recommend LUSH's Silky Underwear powder. works very well

I love Their Products. Great for use when I camped last year at FW! Solid shampoo is awesome! also, DBF loves the smell!

LUSH is not just for women! They have great men's stuff too

SOLID shampoo, throws me. When we camp, we usually only stay for a max of 3 nights, but it would be nice to use something.

At the end of the day, the Monistat did not prevent sweating at all. It did prevent odor and of course chafing, and I did not have any redness under the ladies, but I did still have moisture. The weather here in Northern CA has been FUNKY, to say the least this last week. We have had RAIN the last 4 days. Now I LOOOOVE rain so I ain't complainin' but it does make it difficult to test sweat powder

 

[SaraMc]

For me, a well fitting bra ( Lane bryants ballconette ) is my favorite and a little gold bond if needed.

 

[crazy4stitch]

Baby powder!

 

[sayhello]

I have used Monistat's Chafing Relief Powder Gel before. It's fantastic.

I can't use powders either, they just don't work for me. I found an amazing product though called Chafing Relief Powder Gel. Somehow it creates a thin "barrier" that keeps the area dry for me. It's more expensive than powder, but it's well worth it IMHO...no powder all over, no clumping or mess at all. It's made by Monistat and it's advertised as a skin protectant for chafing and "moisture movement" in delicate areas such as thighs, bikini area, under chest, ect...I love it.

OMG, I just tried the Chafing Relief Powder Gel, and that stuff is fantastic! I've used cornstarch baby powder for YEARS, but this gel stuff is so much less messy and really seems to work. It takes a surprisingly small amount to work!

Thanks!
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