How to prevent sweating/sweat stains in a dress?
Homecomings coming up and we all knw the girls where dresses and we all knw that wen u dance u sweat. So can any1 tell me any dress colors that wont show sweat or anyway to prevent sweat from showing or from actually sweating? Or any anti-perspirent deoderant? (Ive tried lady speed stick and dove those dont work for me)
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Hey there,
The mentioned deodorants are ok. but if you have a serious
sweating problem you might want to consider other things:
1. Drysol is aluminum chloride hexahydrate and when put to use in the underarms works to block the sweat glands and plug the pores. It is a prescription medication and should only be used with a doctor’s guidance.
2. Try wearing a plain, white, 100% cotton t-shirt beneath your normal shirts. This will be your first line of defense against sweat puddles shaping on your outer shirt. Also, the white t-shirts are easy to bleach/oxy-clean the stains away.
3. Remember that if it happens to be your feet that are sweating excessively, try taking another pair of shoes and socks with you in the morning. Change both about halfway through your day. While it won’t eliminate the sweating it will keep your feet dry.
4. Make sure you bathe regularly. This will help to minimize the impacts of over-sweating. By showering as needed you can eliminate as much of the bacteria that causes body odor. If you do sweat while you’re clean you won’t smell as much as sweating when you’re dirty.
a. Try anti-bacterial soaps to neutralize additional bacteria while you shower.
5. Drink plenty of water. It both dilutes the concentration of your bodily effluents and it cleanses the entire system.
6. Check the weather forecast each day and dress appropriately.
7.Invest in a small fan to keep in your working area. You may sweat less because it is cooler and the air circulation will help perspiration to evaporate much faster.
8. Watch your weight. Heavier people have a harder time cooling themselves and may sweat more. Try getting to a healthy weight and your perspiration issues may solve themselves.
For an article that gives some background for the causes and treatments of excessive sweating view the link below:
http://www.squidoo.com/stopsweatingmylife
Cheers!
Maybe get a black dress? We all know that black is the new…well black!
If it’s not covering your armpits, I wouldn’t worry about it. But if you really sweat a lot, you may have hyperhydrosis. It’s really common. There’s a great prescription roll-on called Drysol (aluminum chloride) that you put on at night to stop sweating.
well a black dress would cover the sweat, and for a really good anti persperent, try certain dri. its honestly a life saver.
well here are the answers from a similar Q
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070603140733AAYRp0p
but i know that BAN works very well for me
http://www.talkingmakeup.com/pics/ban/ban.jpg
******or, for a cheaper (possibly better working!) alternative at home, rub rubbing alcohol under your armpits. this closes the pores so they sweat less.*** you an use this before you put on deoderant, or by itself! dont worry the smell of the alcohol will go away when it dries.
**you can also take baby wipes and your deoderant with you so if you do start to sweat noticably you can just wipe them off and dry them with a paper towel and start over!! you can put these in a cute clutch or matching handbag and it completes your look!
also try to get a dress that is cotton, silk, or something similar.
man-made materials such as rayon, nylon, and polyester actually trap perspiration, especially under your arms.
Good luck!
these are some dresses that are cute and are materials that cause less sweat or allow it to evaporate more quickly
http://www.edressmeprom.com/promch07ycf.html
http://www.shopstyle.com/browse?fts=cotton+dresses#
this one actually is just a link to wetseal.com which has cute simple dresses and accesories to match which are easy to dress up, like for homecoming
http://www.wetseal.com/catalog/category.jsp?form_state=refinementForm&subCategoryId=-1&categoryId=104&sortByColumnName=SortByPriceAscending&refinementValueId=All&refinementValueId=All