There’s a very high possibility that you use deodorant. The Global deodorant market is expected to reach $35. 3 Billion by 2027. While our armpits are definitely the sweatiest places on our bodies, but as a matter of fact, that’s not the only place we need protection for. We apparently have more perspiring spots than one can think of.
Have you ever heard of something called boob sweat? Yes, it is a thing and a lot of women can experience it on a daily basis. Read on to discover 7 major spots to put deodorants other than your armpits.
1) Your Face
We know putting a stick of deodorant on your face sounds completely ridiculous, but believe us it can be quite helpful, and also the powdery ingredients can help mattify the face.
2) Your Bikini Line
Itchy, red bumps around the bikini line are something you surely want to avoid. The best solution is right in front of you in your bathroom- the unscented deodorant. Apply to the area around your panty line to avoid ingrown hair and razor burn. Just make sure you use a different stick than the one you use under your arms.
3) Behind Your Knees
Athletes and people who cycle can especially relate to this sweaty skin issue. This can easily be solved with a spritz of spray deodorant or a rub of your favorite stick.
4) Under Your Breasts
You can’t really run away from the fact that when the temperatures rise, breast sweat just increases. You can prevent perspiration stains easily by spritzing the area underneath your boobs with spray deodorant.
5) Your Inner Thighs
Runners, joggers, and people who just walk can simply relate to this issue. Rubbing between the thighs can cause sweating, redness, and irritated bumps. Apply a touch of your deodorant tube on the inner-thigh area to reduce friction.
6) The Bottom of Your Feet
Just like with your underarms, you can use antiperspirant on your feet to curb sweat and stink.
7) On Your Hands
Got sticky hands? Deodorant could be the solution. Obviously, nobody wants to apply a deodorant tube on your hand during the daytime and hence it is better to use some sweat-stopping product to bed, it will definitely save your next day at work.
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