How to completely stop itching and pain from antipespirants
- Thread starter Endymion
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Yep, good advice. It's actually really simple.
When applying Drysol/Driclor/Odaban etc:
1. Wash the area needing treatment
2. Towel dry the area
3. Use a hair dryer on the area so it's very dry
4. Apply baby/talc powder (I use Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder Cornstarch & Aloe very effective and soothing) on the area so it's extremely dry
5. Apply the topical solution (Drysol/Driclor/Odaban etc) sparingly
6. Air out the area for a bit then use a hair dryer to dry the solution on the area
7. Apply baby/talc powder over the area (a decent amount is fine and you don't have to really rub it in)
8. Wash the treated areas in the morning to remove excess solution and so that can you can apply your regular deodorant
9. Moisturise if necessary
You should really have no irritation/itching after following these steps and if you still do just apply the baby/talc powder where it's itching.
Hope that helps.
When applying Drysol/Driclor/Odaban etc:
1. Wash the area needing treatment
2. Towel dry the area
3. Use a hair dryer on the area so it's very dry
4. Apply baby/talc powder (I use Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder Cornstarch & Aloe very effective and soothing) on the area so it's extremely dry
5. Apply the topical solution (Drysol/Driclor/Odaban etc) sparingly
6. Air out the area for a bit then use a hair dryer to dry the solution on the area
7. Apply baby/talc powder over the area (a decent amount is fine and you don't have to really rub it in)
8. Wash the treated areas in the morning to remove excess solution and so that can you can apply your regular deodorant
9. Moisturise if necessary
You should really have no irritation/itching after following these steps and if you still do just apply the baby/talc powder where it's itching.
Hope that helps.