SweatBlock Clinical Strength Deodorant Antiperspirant Wipes - Treat Hyperhidrosis & Excessive Sweat - Men Women & Teens - 7 Days of Sweat Protection Per Wipe - Dermatologist Tested Unscented 10 ct

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With similar ingredients, application options, and packaging, we can’t see why Carpe is more expensive.

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Their sweat-absorbing line has serums, lotions, and powders for areas like the scalp, groin, hands, or feet.Remember if you sweat but not particularly badly don’t apply sweatblock to often or it could irritate your skin due to its clinical strength. Their antiperspirants are among the most expensive for extra-strength over-the-counter (OTC) formulations, but their comparatively wider range of products features tools to tackle more specific body parts than others offer. Great for individuals diagnosed with hyperhidrosis, Perspi Guard Wipes can used on your face, legs, hands, arms to prevent perspiration breakouts and improve comfort throughout the day.

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The anti perspirant is perfect as a primer for both makeup and sunscreen as it leaves no moisture or residue and won’t affect any other facial products you apply on it after. Sweat shield Ultra Antiperspirant isn’t just for your face, it can be used anywhere on your body that suffers from excessive sweating. However, that doesn’t mean they wouldn’t come in handy on a hot summer day or before a stressful presentation.The ingredients in these products differ slightly from Carpe’s other products due to the sensitive nature of these areas. Similarly, sweat-absorbing products soak up the sweat on your skin, so bacteria won’t have a moist environment to thrive in and produce a smell, but they won’t reduce sweating. Answer a few yes or no and multiple-choice questions about why you sweat and how concerned you are with your sweat situation to get matched with products that can help. Most OTC antiperspirants use other forms like aluminum chlorohydrate (ACH), aluminum zirconium trichlorohydrex glycine, aluminum zirconium tetrachlorohydrex glycine, or aluminum sesquichlorohydrate. Sometimes, it's linked to another health problem or can be caused by certain medications you might be taking.