Roll-on suggestion

[randomcat]

Just get a Philips body groomer and trim it down https://www.philips.co.za/c-m-pe/body-groomers. I have this cheapie but you can go for the more expensive ones as well.

I had that one but it's not good quality.The attachment kept breaking. It's quite load. Anyone walking past can hear you mowing the lawn.

 

[backstreetboy]

I had that one but it's not good quality.The attachment kept breaking. It's quite load. Anyone walking past can hear you mowing the lawn.

Strange. Have it for almost two years now and it's still good as new. Dropped the attachment as well etc. Same quality as their nose trimmer I've been using for about 10 years now.

 

[randomcat]

Strange. Have it for almost two years now and it's still good as new. Dropped the attachment as well etc. Same quality as their nose trimmer I've been using for about 10 years now.

I have a lot of hair

 

[backstreetboy]

I have a lot of hair

Lol

 

[WAslayer]

Lol View attachment 877765

Would also explain the loudness he complained about, every time the blade jams up with hair and him screeching in pain..

 

[JemJem]

Sweatmarks or smell? What exactly is the issue?

Definitely not smell. Sweat marks

 

[JemJem]

Shave the main areas once a week, shower daily and use a perfume that's not in a can. You won't stink.

The problem I have is not smell. Its sweat

 

[JemJem]

Then you don’t need to use any.

I find it an irritation. But back to the topic. Looking for something that will keep underarms dry when I sweat

 

[JemJem]

There is undergarments that help with that. It even comes in different skin colours to match, so it won't stand out.

You mean t-shirts?

 

[JemJem]

Just get a Philips body groomer and trim it down https://www.philips.co.za/c-m-pe/body-groomers. I have this cheapie but you can go for the more expensive ones as well.

Won't this make applying roll or spray result in burning that area. But I honestly don't think how shaving the ol armpits will help keep me dry. Someone explain

 

[TheMightyQuin]

Definitely not smell. Sweat marks

You may be suffering from Hyper-hydrosis.

There are many effective treatments.

 

[JemJem]

Just rub on some soap:

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Can wash it off at night.

So soap will remain dry throughout the day?

 

[JemJem]

You may be suffering from Hyper-hydrosis.

There are many effective treatments.

I'll look into that. Thanks

 

[randomcat]

You mean t-shirts?

This company makes them. I don't know if it is sold locally.

Won't this make applying roll or spray result in burning that area. But I honestly don't think how shaving the ol armpits will help keep me dry. Someone explain

Hair retains moisture. When you come out of a shower the last place to dry is the hairiest and the first is hairless places. It won't reduce sweat, it will help it evaporate faster. Lol do some research and see what works for you. Don't just trust a random persons post.

 

[backstreetboy]

Won't this make applying roll or spray result in burning that area.

No unless you probably go over it afterward with a razor. Haven't owned a razor since I moved to electric shavers a decade + ago. Saving money on needing new blades monthly and shaving cream etc. is just better.

But I honestly don't think how shaving the ol armpits will help keep me dry. Someone explain

The antiperspirant can't get to your skin since there's hair in the way and also as noted above hair retain moisture.

 

[WAslayer]

No unless you probably go over it afterward with a razor. Haven't owned a razor since I moved to electric shavers a decade + ago. Saving money on needing new blades monthly and shaving cream etc. is just better.

The antiperspirant can't get to your skin since there's hair in the way and also as noted above hair retain moisture.

Anti-perspirant gets to my skin just fine and I am a hairy man..

 

[JemJem]

No unless you probably go over it afterward with a razor. Haven't owned a razor since I moved to electric shavers a decade + ago. Saving money on needing new blades monthly and shaving cream etc. is just better.

The antiperspirant can't get to your skin since there's hair in the way and also as noted above hair retain moisture.

Thanks for the insight

 

[JemJem]

This company makes them. I don't know if it is sold locally.

Hair retains moisture. When you come out of a shower the last place to dry is the hairiest and the first is hairless places. It won't reduce sweat, it will help it evaporate faster. Lol do some research and see what works for you. Don't just trust a random persons post.

Thanks for the insight

 

[duckgray]

try Driclor. my old housemate used to swear by this.

 

[JemJem]

update: i ended up bying Nivea Dry Impact roll on yesterday. i just hope that it will work. I couldn't access this thread while i was at the mall yesterday (poor connection), so i couldnt get any of the exact recommeded products

i have made a list of the following recommed products, being:
- Old spice anti perspirant stick 48 hour stick
- Old spice roll on. wolf thorn
- Nivea anti-perspirant sprays
- Driclor (very overpriced) but if nothing else works, i may get it.

also ive started trimming underarm hair, hoping it will make some difference.

thanks all.