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Underarm Sweating
Practically everyone on earth has underarm sweating. The amount of perspiration produced from underarm sweating varies greatly from person to person. Even though the majority of the population can get by using any over-the-counter deodorant or antiperspirant, an estimated 3% of the population (hundreds of millions of people) simply get no relief from underarm sweating using a standard deodorant or antiperspirant.
Strongest Antiperspirant
The strongest antiperspirants generally have higher concentrations of aluminum chloride or aluminum chorohydrate. There is one aluminum-free antiperspirant (Hyperdri), but aside from that product, all other antiperspirants use a type of aluminum to block the pores and prevent sweating.
Hyperhidrosis
The technical term for extreme sweating is called Hyperhidrosis. Hyperhidrosis, or excessive sweating, is a medical condition in which the sweat glands produce far more sweat than is needed for bodily temperature control. This condition is thought to be caused by an overactive sympathetic nervous system, which in turn over-stimulates the sweat glands.
Hyperhidrosis patients often report extreme discomfort, odor and embarrassment. These side effects can sometimes make it difficult to interact with people outside of the home. It can also disrupt regular sleep patterns, which carries with it any number of debilitating physical and emotional consequences.
Axillary Hyperhidrosis
Axillary Hyperhidrosis, or excessive underarm sweating, is a medical condition in which the underarm glands produce far more sweat than is needed for bodily temperature control. People suffering from axillary hyperhidrosis often sweat profusely, even when the air temperature is cool, or with little or no physical exertion. Excessive sweating can happen frequently and unpredictably, and is not associated with the normal triggers for ordinary perspiration.
What's the Best Deodorant?
The best deodorants are usually a combination product of a deodorant and antiperspirant. The reason this is true is that even the best deodorant on the planet does not have any ingredients to stop wetness. So, even though it may cover up the odor temporarily, once you start perspiring, the moisture and bacteria will produce more odor. This would require a re-application of deodorant.
A combination product, like Bonedri Antiperspirant Deodorant, is great at blocking odor and preventing wetness - so new odor cannot spring up unexpectedly. Bonedri has been rated the best deodorant by Klima Health Solutions. Whereas, Klima Antiperspirant has been rated the best antiperspirant.
If you’re one of the estimated 3% of the world’s population suffering from hyperhidrosis, Klima has a line of products specifically designed to successfully manage your excessive underarm, hand, foot, genital or facial sweating. Extremely effective and rigorously tested for safety, Klima’s product line of antiperspirants and deodorants can help you make the most of your life, free from the worries of wetness and odor. Order some today and take control of your hyperhidrosis once and for all.
This chart will help you determine which products are right for you.
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Mild Hyperhidrosis |
Recommendation |
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· Regular deodorants or antiperspirants that you buy over-the-counter seem to stop working after a month or two of use · You sometimes feel like your regular deodorant or antiperspirant fails you during the day · You notice a small amount of wetness or odor even when using a regular over-the-counter product · You seem to sweat when doing just the slightest bit of movement (climbing stairs, walking, etc)
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· Use Bonedri Antiperspirant daily in the morning.
· Or, use Klima Antiperspirant |
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Moderate Hyperhidrosis |
Recommendation |
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· Regular deodorants or antiperspirants that you buy over-the-counter seem to stop working after a few weeks of use. · You sometimes try to use multiple over-the-counter products at once to stop the wetness or odor, but it still doesn't work. · You feel like your regular deodorant or antiperspirant fails you nearly every day. · You always notice some wetness or odor when using a regular over-the-counter product. · You seem to sweat sometimes when doing almost no physical activity (working on the computer, watching TV, etc). |
· Use Klima Antiperspirant every 1-3 days in the morning or evening depending on severity of your perspiration.
· Also, use Bonedri Antiperspirant daily in the morning.
· Use HIGH 5 Deodorant Booster as needed |
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Severe Hyperhidrosis |
Recommendation |
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· Regular deodorants or antiperspirants that you buy over-the-counter seem to do nothing for your wetness and odor. · You sometimes try to use multiple over the counter products at once to stop the wetness or odor but it still doesn't work. · You are constantly checking your armpits to see if they have bled through your shirt, or monitoring your odor levels. · You always notice wetness or odor when using a regular over-the-counter product. · You seem to sweat even when it's cold outside. · Sweating is something you think about far more than the average person. |
· Use Klima Antiperspirant every evening.
· Use Hyper-Dri Aluminum-Free Antiperspirant Serum nightly before bed. · Use Bonedri Antiperspirant daily every morning. · Use Iceover deodorant soap on your underarms daily in the shower. · Use Hyper Armour disposable sweat pads.
· Use HIGH 5 Deodorant Booster as needed
· Consider buying an iontophoresis machine if you have Extremely Severe Hyperhidrosis. |
It may seem like a lot of trouble to use multiple products, but for some users, this may be necessary for getting sweating under control. After about a month of use, your body will begin to produce less perspiration, and you may even be able to stop using one or more products.
