Excessive Sweating

Excessive Sweating – Is a strong Anti-perspirant always effective?

Antiperspirants with a high aluminium chloride percentage inhibit excessive sweating. This is generally the case. Thus such an antiperspirant does not help against e.g. underarm sweat even though applied correctly (before going to bed on dry and clean skin), hardly ever happens. If it happens though, this is not necessarily due to a too high degree of perspiration or a too weak product.

Excessive Sweating – Causes when not effective

The key to success against perspiration is the the proper application of antiperspirants. If the person concerned thinks he has applied the product correctly in order to stop excessive sweating this can be due to the fact that often antiperspirants are not applied properly. An Antiperspirant is basing on aluminium chloride need te be applied on clean and dry skin, before going to bed in order to be able to stop excessive sweating. Should the skin be humid when applying, the anti-perspirant cannot be effective. A hot summer night or an increased humidity can thus influence whether an antiperspirant is effective or not. In such a case excessive sweating will remain existant.

Excessive Sweating – Clarification

Persons concerned are not always aware of this problem and thus do not use antiperspirants properly, which leads to the fact that sweating remains unchanged. If this happens after the initial purchase of an antiperspirant, it is throughn away. In such cases excessive sweating does not get better. Thus the key to success is a proper application. Only when applying antiperspirants as required, concerned persons can experience betterment.

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