Has anyone used this on the groin area? I read about this on a site about groin sweating.
1471992
I can't say I have tried it there! I have used it in the armpits and on my forehead and it truly does what it says - no sweat at all. I would think it would work based on my experience.
1471993
I sprayed more than was recommended under my arms once. Let me tell you, I am glad I didn't try that with my groin! I would proceed with caution down there.
1643453
Yes. It really heats up so be careful where you put it. If you put it on your thighs put undies on before hand! It works very well with one of those ab belts that makes you sweat!
328068
yeah. ive used it on my neck, feet, chest, thighs, hips and everywhere i can think of. use at your own comfort and discretion, the manual will say only to use specific spots but im convinced thats for liability reasons
295273
I'm not to sure it didn't work that good for me, I did it on my legs which is thinner spaced out hair an it hurt so bad an didn't leave the area smooth. I tried it on my pubes an it was very painful and bled.
189884
Sorry Larissa but I don't think it would work for you. The previous comment says it is "very elastic" I would say it had some give to it but it is made of Neoprene so it is as elastic as putting on a wet suit!I have found that it works well for me to wrap it once around my thigh then around my hips. This allow the best sprort of the groin area. I needed it after a hip surgery and it worked well. Sadly I don't think it will work for you as I wear womens XL and using the previously described wrap method there is very little overlap.
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The simple answer is I don't really know. I usually apply before I get dressed and so far all of of my clothes are fine. I wouldn't recommend using for sporting or similar activity. It seems to run off soon after you begin to sweat.
118467
In my 30s, I still break out easily from bad products in hair/skin. This hasnt been a problem at all with Axe. But since it's so thick, I dont think it ever comes into contact with my scalp. You'd have to thin it out with water and work a ton of product in your hair to the ever reach the scalp. If your son is under 20, please research on this product's safety in teens and young men. I've read articles that it can interfere with me testosterone. Could be BS, and the report may have only been for underarm products, but definitely worth checking into. If he hasn't tried garnier fructis products yet, I have nothing but good experiences with them. They're just too pricey
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I'm male, and I use an epilator EVERYwhere except a small patch above my *WHEE!* and my face. The trick is to pull the skin tight when you go over it. I use it on my legs, butt (including between teh cheeks), taint, scrotum, belly, chest, underarms. None of that actually hurts, believe it or not. The place I have to stay away from is just above the base of my penis (on the top/belly). Now there it HURTS! Everywhere else, though, is no problem at all; especially if you're used to using one. Its also a lot easier if you trim those hairs down a bit first. When they are long, it does hurt a bit. Hope this helps! I'm male, and I use an epilator EVERYwhere except a small patch above my *WHEE!* and my face. The trick is to pull the skin tight when you go over it. I use it on my legs, butt (including between teh cheeks), taint, scrotum, belly, chest, underarms. None of that actually hurts, believe it or not. The place I have to stay away from is just above the base of my penis (on the top/belly). Now there it HURTS! Everywhere else, though, is no problem at all; especially if you're used to using one. Its also a lot easier if you trim those hairs down a bit first. When they are long, it does hurt a... » Read More I'm male, and I use an epilator EVERYwhere except a small patch above my *WHEE!* and my face. The trick is to pull the skin tight when you go over it. I use it on my legs, butt (including between teh cheeks), taint, scrotum, belly, chest, underarms. None of that actually hurts, believe it or not. The place I have to stay away from is just above the base of my penis (on the top/belly). Now there it HURTS! Everywhere else, though, is no problem at all; especially if you're used to using one. Its also a lot easier if you trim those hairs down a bit first. When they are long, it does hurt a bit. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I use Clotrimazole in my private area for chafing. It's the only thing that will work for me. I'm not a doctor, I just know what works for me.
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Its not an antiperspirant. But I don't feel it makes you sweat more than with regular antiperspirant deodorants either and neither it has to my friend (we are both women) who works out every single day for 2 hours. I have read some reviews of men with excessive perspiration who say they perspire more with this. If you work out you will sweat of course, but you will smell the difference in your shirts, they will smell like regular sweat only, not foul smelling. But it is healthier to sweat you know, remember the armpit has glands that get rid of toxins through sweat, toxins that if accumulated might cause cancer. Its just has antibacterial properties so your armpit will not smell bad at all, it won't smell like anything actually. You do have to make sure you put it well in ALL the armpit area and a little to the sides. Put it on after showering, after you get the rock wet, if you put it on after you have sweated and smell bad the rock with absorb the bad odors. Dont leave it on a wet surface or it will dissolve & be extra careful not to drop it. One single rock salt can last for more than 2 years. I recommend you try it and see how it works for you, maybe your body might need a few weeks of extra perspiration to adjust to releasing the accumulated toxins from conventional deodorants and for your armpit pores to unclog from the the antiperspirant. I highly recommend this brand.
709001
Yes, it generates more perspiration than other products that offer the same or without it and also you feel the burn on the areas applied........i´m not a sweaty person but whit this i´ve reduced fluid retention
1316096
I wouldn't!!! I got burns on my underarms from it being there just for a few minutes...I'd never put it on even more of a sensitive area. There are too many curves, and if it starts to burn you wouldn't be able to get it off fast enough.
185074
No, no problem with sweat at all. I did rub off a little on my ankle when I wore my Converse all day but covered it right up with a dab of lotion. Best stuff I've ever used but use gloves.
185076
Haha I know that look and no as long as you let it dry, sweating was never an issue. I use it right after showering when completely dried off and let it set over night!!
820103
I tried it on my leg and it hurt like hell (using the epilator head). I think that bikini area might hurt even more, I have used it with the regular razor headpiece and it worked like a regular electric shaver, I would not recommend the epilator....unless you have a high pain threshold (apparently I do not in this case).
637991
It's impossible to use this thing and not have your sweat to come in contact with it. I had one, and almost immediately got rid of it for "several" reasons. It's junk. That's my experience and opinion.
1093394
Heck yeah. This stuff REALLY works. Example: Phoenix AZ heat was 105 (no joke) I had on a full helmet and this stuff applied to inside of face shield. It did NOT fog. There was actually water running down the shield inside from condensed sweat but no fogging. It WORKS.