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fibri · Newbie User Joined: Nov 13, 2007 Posts: 11

I've suffered axillary hyperhydrosis for over 30 years. I tried every brand of deodorant and anti-pers I could find, and several products that were supposed to work by putting on at night, etc.

Nothing made even the tiniest impact. I could not stop the sweating and so depended on clothes which simply didn't show the moisture... mainly loose-fitting black synthetics.

Then about 4 or 5 years ago I was in a store and saw Mitchum, and - since I'm so used to trying new brands - decided to give it a try.

End of problem. Literally! I apply each morning and I don't sweat! I can now wear even close-fitting light-colored cotton T-shirts in mid-summer, and there is not a trace of sweat. Nothing, nada!

This has transformed my life. I have so many more clothes to choose from, and don't spend every summer agonising over whether it shows.

I have to buy it in the UK or Ireland, and I live in Belgium. But that's OK. I get to go to one place or the other around once a year, and I just buy a large stock each time.

Pinker · Posted: Thu Nov 22, 2007 9:35 pm Post subject:

Hey that's great!

I like Mitchums deodorant.. it smells nice.

craftyli · Newbie User Joined: Apr 04, 2008 Posts: 2

Just going through all the old posts as i'm new to this forum!

Glad the Mitchum worked for you, didn't make the slightest bit of difference to me. Only thing that worked (for about 1/2 a day!!) was Perspire X. You put it in on at night and then wash off in the morning. It smells so bad and made me really itchy but it did work - at least for a little while anyway!

coriander1992 · Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2008 7:20 pm Post subject:

Glad it worked for you! Smile

I tried it...didn't make a bit of difference, even when combined with the use of Driclor or Perspire X at night...there's no hope for me Laughing

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glistener · Newbie User Joined: Apr 18, 2008 Posts: 5

Didn´t work for me, either.
Nor did Odaban.
Think I´m going to have to finally go to the GP for help.