Sweating issues! desperately need help?

i have a theater program every day and wee need to act dramatic. but my pits always sweat even though i put on deoderant in the morning. HELP!!
Sweating issues! desperately need help?
The strongest over the counter antiperspirant is called Certain-Dri. You apply it at night before bed. If that doesn't work, there are prescription antiperspirants. One is called Dry-Sol. You can ask your doctor about it.
Sweating issues! desperately need help?
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Reply:Take some with you and put it on before you go out.
Reply:wear Cotton blouses
Reply:take shower everyday


use body spray


use deodrant every 4 hours
Reply:take the Deo in ur purse and reapply! umm or just try a different deodorant maybe its that i suggest get arrid that works goodd! good luck :)
Reply:I think my friend gets special deodorant from her doctor. You could also try using stick deodorant then powdering with Shower to Shower powder over it. Also check out this site: www.greatglam.com. They have little pads you could put in the armpit of your shirts.
Reply:You need to see a dermatologist. there are treatments for excessive production of sweat. One treatment gaining popularity is of all things Botox! There are different options available and not everything is right for everyone so by seeing the dermatologist he or she can help you decide what is right for you. (Yes i know i sound like an add, but it really is your best option.)
Reply:Try putting on a healthy amount of talcum powder or gold bond medicated powder on your pits every day, after you put on deodorant. make sure that you dont put so much on that every time you put your arms down there's a puff of smoke from your pits though (LOL). That should absorb a lot of the moisture. Also, consider wearing undershirts... even thin cotton ones will do the trick without making it hotter.
Reply:try using adidasabsorbent deo wetness control cotton tech deodorant/antiperspirant it works very well by keeping you dry and it smells very good in fitness fresh. good luck!
Reply:If over-the-counter antiperspirants do not control excessive sweating, a physician can suggest a prescription antiperspirant for hyperhidrosis (the name of this condition). There's also an oral medication that can help, so go visit your family physician to get the help you need! Good Luck!!