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Producers of popular deodorants convince us that thanks to them we will stay fresh for up to 72 hours. Unfortunately, sometimes an ordinary cosmetic may not cope with excessive sweating. There is also the so-called sweat blockers, which are theoretically supposed to be more effective, but this can be different. So is there any other way that works?
Acids for hyperhidrosis
It has been known for a long time that the Internet is a mine of knowledge. Most of the tricks are the ways of the users. We can find ideas for makeup, home treatments and much, much more. It turns out that someone has found a way even for hyperhidrosis. The secret trick to the unpleasant smell of sweat is the recently popular acids!
It is natural for us to sweat. There are bacteria in the armpits which, in combination with sweat, give off an unpleasant odor. When you want to deal with it, you must not forget about basic body hygiene, a deodorant alone is not enough. To support this process, it is worth reaching for a chemical one. Most of you probably have such a product in your make-up bags, because it copes well with acne.
Acids under the armpits
The use of acids has been very popular for a long time. Exfoliation of dead skin cells is great for the face, body and … armpits! This product is great for fighting bacteria. These microorganisms do best at a pH of 5.5-6.5. Acids lower this factor.
Which acids to choose to get rid of the unpleasant smell of sweat? Glycolic and salicylic acids will work best. The former belongs to the AHA group and is one of the strongest acids. Thanks to it, we will smooth, nourish, fight discoloration and cleanse our skin. If we have delicate skin and we do not want to irritate it, it is better to put on lactic or almond acid. There is also salicylic acid, which is great for acne and excess sebum.
Which one should you choose? In fact, each of them can cope with the unpleasant smell of sweat.
Source: Gazeta
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