Shirt Sleeves and Sweat

[Neely]

I'm not an overly sweaty person (I don't think). But when I wear shirts that are a little snug in the armpit, I swear it makes me sweat more.

Does anyone else have this happen? Or feel like those stupid tight sleeves do that to you?

Half the time I don't want to even try to buy shirts like that just because I hate ending up with a big sweat stain under each arm :dry:

[911PRINCESS]

Yep totally know what youa re talking about. I can't wear any shirt with tight sleeves or I pit out....gross

[FunFitness]

Yup, same here. Always happens too.....

[Alicrmt]

:overhere: Botox, baby :grin:

[Sandy]

Same here.

Started using this very strong antiperspirant (you apply once every few weeks at night and it STINGS) about 18 months ago. No more sweaty pits!

[Neely]

:overhere: Botox, baby :grin:

Dude, if I pay for botox, it's gonna be in my face first! :lol:

[Alicrmt]

Dude, if I pay for botox, it's gonna be in my face first! :lol:

:whistling: one of the only good things about the ex was his medical benefit plan.

2X botox for hyperhydrosis, about 3K all paid for by his insurance :brava:

[Alicrmt]

Same here.

Started using this very strong antiperspirant (you apply once every few weeks at night and it STINGS) about 18 months ago. No more sweaty pits!

Is it Drysol? :unsure:

I use that occasionally too...but mostly I forget :oops: I'm due for another botox and my derm ordered it for me before I lost my medical benefits :grin:

[Neely]

:whistling: one of the only good things about the ex was his medical benefit plan.

2X botox for hyperhydrosis, about 3K all paid for by his insurance :brava:

But it seems like, if you stop the sweat from coming through your pits, doesn't that make other things sweat more?

My luck, if I did that, my ass would sweat more. That's all I need, sweaty ass stripe every day :lol3:

[MichelleS]

YUP I get it too and only on one side my right arm :ban:

I would do botox but I'm to :scared:

[SBT]

Yup happens to me too, but seems only when I have a little tee or something on with tight arms like you mentioned...

[Meechel]

Yup happens to me too, but seems only when I have a little tee or something on with tight arms like you mentioned...

:blink: now that you mention it :wigging: my shirts from Tanji and few other short sleeve ones I get this :pirate:

[gymgurl]

Is it Drysol? :unsure:

I use that occasionally too...but mostly I forget :oops: I'm due for another botox and my derm ordered it for me before I lost my medical benefits :grin:

Ugh, I get this problem too and I hate it. I purposely avoid light colored tight fitting shirts because I know what's going to happen. I've used drysol before and it works great for me. Definitely stops the sweating for a while. On a side note though to that, it makes my armpits insanely itchy. So I trade sweat for itch. Guess life is never fair.

[linnaete]

Yup... I'm the type to barely break a sweat doing most things. But when I have those small babydoll type shirts on, it seems to come through!

[Sandy]

Is it Drysol? :unsure:

I use that occasionally too...but mostly I forget :oops: I'm due for another botox and my derm ordered it for me before I lost my medical benefits :grin:

Yes...Drysol. Stings, but it works. I haven't needed to use it in over 9 months.

[nb1313]

Ok, I am a pit-sweater in those shirts as well. But I refuse to cover up the delts now that I actually have some.
Bought some Secret Clinical Strength, it works, no burning or itching either.
And I agree Neely, Botox is for my face!!!
Nadine

[marli03]

i've never used drysol, but i have used certain-dri and i'm guessing that they are probably close to the same thing. for me if i don't shave before putting it on and only do a quick coat with no overlaps then there is no burning or itching and i just make sure i do it twice in the same week to get full coverage.