Stop Underarm Sweating Today With These 3 Super Fast Working Treatments
I would like to share with you some of the tips and treatments that I used to help rid myself of my underarm sweating problem.
Super tip 1 Baking soda - I want you to apply the baking soda to your armpits.
Yes, you read that right.
Putting the baking soda under your arms has 2 major sweat preventing factors.
Firstly, it acts as a very efficient antiperspirant by absorbing the sweat and stopping it from leaking through onto your clothes.
Secondly, baking soda has been proven to help kill certain bacteria which will help to eliminate any odour that comes from your sweating armpits.
You can also use cornstarch as a suitable replacement for baking soda Super tip 2 Shaving - Yes, get out the shaving foam or gel or whatever it is you prefer, make sure you have a nice new blade on your razor and shave away the hair from under your armpits.
If you apply a nice antiperspirant to the shaven area it will help to keep your underarms feeling nice and cool.
Also, because you have removed your armpit hair, there is nowhere for bacteria from your sweat to grow so you will be odour free.
I can just imagine all you men out there who are reading this who are to macho to shave your armpits, or embarrassed even.
Well let me ask you this.
Which is more embarrassing? Admitting (not that anybody need know) that you shave underneath your arms or having great big sweaty patches on your clothes? Are you still too macho? I thought not.
Super tip 3 Fruit - Good old fruit, it works like a charm if you eat a variety of fruits daily.
All fruit is made up of at least 70% water or more in most cases.
I bet most of you do not eat enough fruit or drink enough water every day.
If you don't particularly like any fruit then you must try and drink more water to keep your body cool and to stop it from overheating.
Alternatively, if you don't particularly like drinking water due to its none existent taste, the fruit is a superb alternative.
You must make sure that your body's water levels remain topped up because if the levels drop, your body will work harder to cool itself down and the end result is more of the dreaded sweat.
If you have heard of these tips before and are thinking they are nothing new, let me ask you this.
Have you actually tried any of them? If so, how many times? For a day maybe? Come on, just give them a try because they do work but they actually have to be implemented to see any results.
Super tip 1 Baking soda - I want you to apply the baking soda to your armpits.
Yes, you read that right.
Putting the baking soda under your arms has 2 major sweat preventing factors.
Firstly, it acts as a very efficient antiperspirant by absorbing the sweat and stopping it from leaking through onto your clothes.
Secondly, baking soda has been proven to help kill certain bacteria which will help to eliminate any odour that comes from your sweating armpits.
You can also use cornstarch as a suitable replacement for baking soda Super tip 2 Shaving - Yes, get out the shaving foam or gel or whatever it is you prefer, make sure you have a nice new blade on your razor and shave away the hair from under your armpits.
If you apply a nice antiperspirant to the shaven area it will help to keep your underarms feeling nice and cool.
Also, because you have removed your armpit hair, there is nowhere for bacteria from your sweat to grow so you will be odour free.
I can just imagine all you men out there who are reading this who are to macho to shave your armpits, or embarrassed even.
Well let me ask you this.
Which is more embarrassing? Admitting (not that anybody need know) that you shave underneath your arms or having great big sweaty patches on your clothes? Are you still too macho? I thought not.
Super tip 3 Fruit - Good old fruit, it works like a charm if you eat a variety of fruits daily.
All fruit is made up of at least 70% water or more in most cases.
I bet most of you do not eat enough fruit or drink enough water every day.
If you don't particularly like any fruit then you must try and drink more water to keep your body cool and to stop it from overheating.
Alternatively, if you don't particularly like drinking water due to its none existent taste, the fruit is a superb alternative.
You must make sure that your body's water levels remain topped up because if the levels drop, your body will work harder to cool itself down and the end result is more of the dreaded sweat.
If you have heard of these tips before and are thinking they are nothing new, let me ask you this.
Have you actually tried any of them? If so, how many times? For a day maybe? Come on, just give them a try because they do work but they actually have to be implemented to see any results.