Preventing Sweaty Foreheads With Antiperspirant

By

darween

Sandy,
I'm very sorry for the discomfort you are experiencing, but glad that you are taking control of your problems in an intelligent and independent way.

However, I must warn you to something that you need to research. I also used to use antiperspirants, especially under my breasts because of excessive sweating and rashes.

However, after going through a horrendous summer last year with my right kidney, one day I happen to read the warning on the back of my antiperspirant bottle. I was shocked to see a warning about using it if you have kidney disease! I never thought something we apply to our skin could affect our internal organs.

I showed it to my doctor who told me she'd never noticed the warning either. The harmful ingredient is the antiperspirant, (not the deodorant), which is the aluminum-something or other. It is called different names on different antiperspirants. The one I'm looking at right now (which is the last one i was using before i stopped using them) is Aluminum Zirconium Pentachlorohydrex
After discovering this and doing some research about antiperspirants, i have begin to wonder about the connection between aluminum and Alzheimer's, and the first appearance of antiperspirants in our society. It's something to think about.

All antiperspirants have the aluminum in some form but plain deodorant doesn't.

I switched to plain deodorant after much frustrating searching at several stores.
I'm not thrilled with it but iId rather be safe and a little sweaty than very sorry down the road. And I'm thrilled to tell you that since I stopped using the antiperspirants my kidney problems have cleared up.

Why in the world this ingredient which is well known to harm us and allowed to be put into products that we use regularly on our bodies, is a travesty of the powers who are there to protect us. Much luck and let us know how you do.

p.s. i found out CLINIQUE has an all day sweat proof foundation that users swear by. you might want to check it out.

By Tracy Holtz (Guest Post)

I also use antiperspirant on my feet when wearing sandals or dress shoes w/o socks. It also keeps your feet from getting blisters.

By

Rainbowridergrma

That is a good temporary solution. Wish I had known it when I started drenching my clothes. I tried different herbal combinations but found that Black Cohosh and Dong Quai worked for me. Have been using them for 20 years. I did try Wild Yam and Evening Primrose. They did nothing for me but other people have had success with them. Hope you find something that helps.