Need a better performing anti perspirant

melanzana

There is another great product out there called Dri Clor, available in most pharmacies. Years ago I had a similar problem. Tried all the products mentioned, but this worked so well for me at the time..

I used it for about a month, then stopped, and I've never had a problem since.

One thing about it though, is it can sting a lot, (but I knew it was working!) I found the way to stop this was to apply the Dri Clor, then after a few seconds apply baby talcum powder. No more stinging.

I hear that Botox in the affected areas, works like magic too!

I hope this might help..

Linda32

I am another Mitchum fan. I agree it looks expensive but a bottle of the roll on last for months and months.

Mrs_pbradley936

melanzana wrote: »

There is another great product out there called Dri Clor, available in most pharmacies. Years ago I had a similar problem. Tried all the products mentioned, but this worked so well for me at the time..

I used it for about a month, then stopped, and I've never had a problem since.

One thing about it though, is it can sting a lot, (but I knew it was working!) I found the way to stop this was to apply the Dri Clor, then after a few seconds apply baby talcum powder. No more stinging.

I hear that Botox in the affected areas, works like magic too!

I hope this might help..

I was going to suggest botox - my niece had it done in London and it cost £400 (£200 per armpit)it lasts for several months. You still have to use a spay or stick though. The botox just controls the wetness. Some people have strong BO but do not sweat much and botox is no good for them

Di_B

Dri Clor works. It stops excessive sweating. Ask your pharmacist about it :-)

sam.4000

Another vote for Mitchum.

barbiedoll

melanzana wrote: »

There is another great product out there called Dri Clor, available in most pharmacies. Years ago I had a similar problem. Tried all the products mentioned, but this worked so well for me at the time..

I used it for about a month, then stopped, and I've never had a problem since.

One thing about it though, is it can sting a lot, (but I knew it was working!) I found the way to stop this was to apply the Dri Clor, then after a few seconds apply baby talcum powder. No more stinging.

I hear that Botox in the affected areas, works like magic too!

I hope this might help..

Another vote for DriClor here. It can sting like hell though, you shouldn't shave your armpits for a few days beforehand and DEFINITELY not on the same day! :eek:

I only have to use it 2 or 3 times a year now, it is really effective. I'll try the baby powder tip next time!

mum2one

bargain time - as Tesco this morning, - sanex roll on was half price, (94p), and Mitchum - all the range were with 1/3rd off (not sure how long the offer is one for) xx

freyasmum

I love the Mitchum spray range as well.

Thanks mum2one - I'll pop in to Tesco tomorrow :T

redfragglebiker

Another vote for Mitchum! I use either the solid or the spray and both have been brilliant!

sweaty_betty

Triple dry anti-perspirant - really good!