Do you think that certain dri works for exccessive sweat?
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I've talked to a lot of people and they swear by it...Will never use another deodorant ever. Glad you found it as well.:)
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Nike has a line called dri weave.\nsomething like that anyway. It beads the sweat on top of the fabric sorta.\n\nIt works pretty well....however .........it's pricey
576507
Its just your body's reaction to arousal (by that I mean stress or excitement) If you sweat excessively, try a product called DRICLOR, you should be able to get it in your local chemist. (you apply it the night before and it completely stops you from sweating - armpit area anyway)
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I tell you to get Certain Dri. You will never sweat from your underarms. Eliminates all odor. Has no smell. Has no residue so it does not stain your clothes at all. You put it on at night. Go to sleep. Wake up and take a shower. The residue of the deoderant is gone, but you don't sweat or smell at all for a couple of days. And when I say you don't sweat or smell I mean it. I go to the gym and my shirt gets soaked except for under the arms. That is how well it works.
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Maybe if you sat in front of it all day. You wouldn`t sweat as much which is part of what causes you to lose weight when you exercise. So I could see it MAYBE contributing in some very small way. I wouldn`t TOTALLY disregard it.  Good question by the way :o)
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I asked this same question and this was an answer I got.\n\nBest Answer - Chosen By You\n\nThere's an anti-perspirant calle CertainDri that works great! It's really heavy duty stuff but you can usually find it at WalMart or Target. A lot of times it's not with the regular deodorants but in with the foot sprays because it works great on feet too.\nAlso, make sure you're using an anti perspirant and not just a deodorant
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Use Certain Dri.  It used to be by prescription only but it's available at pretty much any target, walmart, drug store, etc. for about $6.  I believe it works for about 24 hours and it pretty much stops the underarm sweating.  DO NOT use it just after you've shaved.  Give it about 24 hours and use it then.  I used this on my wedding day.  I wore a white strapless gown in 96 degree weather and stayed dry the whole time.
1060503
Have you tried Certain Dri? It works when nothing else did for me...
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this is called hyperhydrosis..and unfortunately some dr's are way too happy to operate on a healthy body. many have been disabled by this surgery. the forum listed below has an entire section on sweat and remedies for it. what works for one person may not work for all, but try different combinations..something will work =)\n\nhttp://p069.ezboard.com/betsandreversals
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No!\nBut I heard sweating does.
1024377
A few do, Gail Devers and Florence Griffith Joyner come to mind, but most don't. All about personal preferences I suppose, but I'd think it would smear, smudge and drip when you sweat, so why would you bother?
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Here are some answers:\n\nExcessive Perspiration\n\nQ:  My 23 year old son has regular problems with excessive perspiration under his arms. He has been dealing with this problem since his teen years. There is not really an objectionable odor, but he just gets very wet at times. There seems to be no nervousness or anxiety that causes this. \n\nAbout 2 years ago, our family physician gave him a prescription for an anti-perspiration product which caused burning and itching. Is there something else on the market? Are there oral medications that might alleviate the symptoms? Would a specialist be able to help? \n\n\n\nA:  Sweating is the body's way of cooling itself, but it can also be a response to emotional stress. Excessive sweating usually involves the armpits, palms of the hands and soles of the feet, and reflects increased impulses from the central nervous system (beyond our conscious control). There usually is no underlying problem with the sweat glands or brain. \n\nThe good news is that there are several options for your son to try. Brad Straka, MD, a dermatology resident at the Medical College of Wisconsin, recommends the use of aluminum chloride hexahydrate (Drysol). One to three treatments a week for a few weeks should result in improvement , and then one treatment a week should suffice to maintain dryness. This is a prescription anti-perspirant and if this is the same one that caused irritation for your son, he could try aluminum tetrachloride (Xerac), a less potent solution. \n\nA unique treatment is the use of electrical current (iontophoresis) to block the activity of the sweat glands. The device (Drionic) is used daily for a week and may relieve sweating for up to a month! Oral medications have been used, but usually result in undesireable side effects, such as dry mouth, drowsiness, and urinary retention. If none of these options work, liposuction of the sweat glands can be performed. \n\nA dermatologist will be able to work with your son in finding the best treatment for him. \n\n\nArticle Created: 2000-04-13\nArticle Reviewed: 2000-04-14\n\n"Dear Doctor" is a compilation of patient questions answered by doctors from the Medical College of Wisconsin. \n \n \n  \n \nHome | About HealthLink |  Medical College of Wisconsin |  ClinicLink |  Clinical Trials\nContact Information |  Site Map |  Disclaimer |  Privacy |  Copyright Notice \n\n© 2003 Medical College of Wisconsin
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I grew up in a dry climate so my body learned that sweating would result in cooling.  I am now in a humid environment and my body produces much more sweat than is useful.
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I have issues with sweating alot, especially in the summer.  I don't know how much time and/or money you want to spend on this but I went to a dermatologist and he prescribed an Aluminum Chloride solution for me to control the sweating.  I put it on at night before bed and then do my normal deodorant (which is Arrid Xtra Dry) in the morning.  \n\nIf you don't want the hassle of a dermatologist, there is a less potent over-the-counter Aluminum Chloride solution.  It's called "Certain Dry".  You can find it in the deodorant section of your local drugstore or wherever you buy deodorant.  It's the same as the prescription, however, my prescription is 20% and the Certain Dry is I think 10%.  \n\nI would suggest that you do a test run with the Certain Dry and your normal clear deodorant a couple of weeks before the wedding to make sure that you don't have a reaction (and if you do - you have time to heal so there are no embarrassing marks).
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sweat i would imagine
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yes you can use the spray deodorant on your feet to kee them from sweating
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Have you tried certain dry? I have the same disgusting problem, and I like you tried many things. My husband has problems with sweaty feet and he went to a foot dr. and he uses certain dry on his feet, so I got some and tried it. You have to use it as the directions say, and it takes about a week to start working properly. I hope this helps, and you can find this online, or I get it at Target.