Neat 3B Face Saver Gel, Strong Antiperspirant For Face, Anti Sweat, Non-Staining, Effective Extra Protection Excessive Sweating, Suitable Active Work -- Unscented, 50 g, Packaging may vary

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Carpe has two types of antiperspirants. Their standard version uses a formulation of 15% aluminum sesquichlorohydrate and works for the average person and people with mild hyperhidrosis. It’s a lotion that’s housed in a traditional twist-up antiperspirant case, so it’s easy to swipe on your underarms. We found that one twist gave us enough product for one application on a small female. The applicator is more in line with the size of typical women’s antiperspirants, so men may need to use more. There are several potential disadvantages of using antiperspirants. First, antiperspirants can cause skin irritation, particularly if they are used on sensitive skin or if they are applied too frequently. Some people may also experience allergic reactions to the ingredients in antiperspirants, such as aluminum, which can cause redness, itching, and swelling. Additionally, some studies have suggested that the aluminum in antiperspirants may be linked to health issues such as breast cancer and Alzheimer's disease, although more research is needed to fully understand these potential risks. Finally, antiperspirants can be expensive, and they may not be effective for everyone in controlling excessive sweating. Here's What We Recommend

Although antiperspirant is not usually recommended for use on the face, a healthcare provider may suggest using it to manage excessive sweating. It's crucial to follow their instructions carefully, and apply the antiperspirant to clean, dry skin for maximum effectiveness. It's also best to apply it at night to allow the product to be absorbed overnight and provide long-lasting protection against sweating. When applying antiperspirant to the face, one must avoid sensitive areas around the eyes, nostrils, and mouth. Furthermore, it's recommended to use a small amount of antiperspirant as excessive usage can lead to skin irritation or other adverse reactions. If skin irritation, itching, or redness occurs after applying antiperspirant to the face, stop using the product and speak with a healthcare provider to determine the underlying cause and explore alternative treatment options. What happens if I put deodorant on my face?We typically sweat more in warmer climates or while exercising. However, in some cases, people sweat excessively for no obvious reason. This is a condition called hyperhidrosis and more specifically, sweating on the head and face is called craniofacial hyperhidrosis. treating the areas with a weak electric current passed through water or on a wet pad (iontophoresis) Thianboonsong, T., Kanokrungsee, S., Paichitrojjana, A., Udompataikul, M., Kamanamool, N., & Rojhirunsakool, S. (2020). Efficacy and Tolerability of 20% Aluminum Sesquichlorohydrate vs 20% Aluminum Chloride for the Treatment of Axillary Hyperhidrosis: A Randomized Controlled Trial. Dermatologic therapy, 33(6), e14354.

Whether you're dealing with a stressful situation, overheated subway ride, or steamy face-over-pan scenario, face sweat basically ruins any look immediately. It ain't cute, and while no one has an obligation to be cute, there's nothing like the pain of seeing your hard makeup work melt. Such was the topic on r/MakeupAddicts recently, when my mind was blown with an intro to one certain gamechanger: Facial antiperspirant, for all your face sweat needs. Corkins, M., Abrams, S., Fuchs, G., Goday, P., Hannon, T., Kim, J., Lindsey, C.W., Rome, E. (2019). Aluminum Effects in Infants and Children. Pediatrics, e20193148. 10.1542/peds.2019-3148.

This product is designed to absorb sweat and moisture on the skin, especially in areas prone to excessive sweating, such as the face, underarms, and groin. It is made with natural ingredients such as witch hazel, aloe vera, and tea tree oil, and is free from parabens and aluminum. The lotion is also designed to prevent body odor, making it a great option for those who struggle with both sweat and odor. Overall, if you are looking for a natural and effective way to manage excessive sweating and prevent body odor, the TOTTON Sweat Absorbing Lotion may be a good choice for you. Facts to Consider

Because all of Carpe’s antiperspirants are sort of wet, you’ll need to apply them to dry skin and give them a few minutes to dry before getting dressed. But they didn’t leave behind a visible residue in our testing experience. Carpe’s sweat-absorbing products An Aluminium Free antiperspirant, IXAL, is available from the makers of SweatStop. It contains a patented formula that naturally normalises sweating without sealing the pores of the sweat glands and it works best for people with hyperhidrosis of the underarms. The dermatologically tested roll-on formulation reduces sweating and nourishes the skin. The best part is that this product can be applied before your usual facial makeup, making it easier for your makeup and sunscreens to stay on for longer periods. No more worrying about your makeup melting off your face or leaving you looking greasy and shiny.A deodorant is a cosmetic that helps reduce odors associated with sweat by making your moist skin unattractive for bacteria that could thrive there. 19 Deodorant also masks body odor. Once you already have sweat on your skin, the deodorant can help with the smell, but it won’t reduce sweating. 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.

Drysol products can only be used on the underarms, torso, feet, and hands, so they don’t offer products for the face, scalp, thighs, and groin as Carpe does. Carpe has two strength options formulated with different active ingredients, so you can’t simply try a stronger version of the same Carpe antiperspirant. Drysol has three strength levels of the same active ingredient: Carpe products are all paraben-free, but some contain potentially concerning ingredients like talc and fragrances. Some people believe talc is a potential carcinogen, but this is a misconception. The risks associated with high-profile class action lawsuits centered on Johnson & Johnson baby powder and other talc products have to do with asbestos contamination. Talc often forms alongside asbestos in the earth, and mining operations in the middle of the 20th century were not well-regulated enough to prevent contamination of talc products with asbestos. Today, there is more stringent oversight and testing to ensure that talc products do not contain any traceable asbestos.You will not have to look far on the internet to find articles suggesting aluminium is linked to the development of cancer or Alzheimer’s disease and probably similar numbers disputing this claim. Many national and international organisations such as the EU and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the US have not found sufficient evidence to conclude there is a causative link. A recent scientific paper from Germany reviewed the evidence for the safety of antiperspirants and other drugs for hyperhidrosis and concluded such concerns remain “unsolved” which is probably as much as anyone can say currently. IXAL is available from SweatHelp.co.uk. Rice, Z., Pieretti, L., Wheeler, A., Payne, J., Gillard, K., & Hebert, A. (2020). Prevalence of Primary Focal Hyperhidrosis (PFHh) Among Teens 12-17 in US Population. SKIN The Journal of Cutaneous Medicine, 4(6), s117. Arnab D., Wireko, F., Shauchuk, A., Morgan,J.L.L., Webber,J.T., Jones,S.D., Swaile, D. and Kumari, H. (2022). Structure–Function Correlations in the Mechanism of Action of Key Antiperspirant Agents Containing Al(III) and ZAG Salts. ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 14 (9), 11597-11609.