Antiperspirant Deodorant Clinical Strength Hyperhidrosis Aid

I've suffered from hyperhidrosis for well over a decade by this point. I would start sweating the disgusting-smelling cold stress sweat at the drop of a hat at all hours of the day. It was so bad that last Christmas a gift from my family was scented deodorants and odor-busting laundry packs. It was humiliating. I've tried many antiperspirants, but have found to my dismay that my sweat literally overpowers them, oftentimes turning it into a sludgy mess under my arms. It was so bad that I'd resorted to simply keeping folded-up paper towels with me at all times just to soak up the wetness and cut down on the odor. I've spent so much money on paper towels over the years thanks to that. However, this little roll-on bottle fixes everything. For the first time in years I actually got to experience a day without sweat or smell. And then another day, and another, and another. I had to keep checking my underarms every so often to make sure I wasn't dreaming. It was amazing, to say the least. I went into this purchase knowing full well that it was going to hurt after application. I'd read the reviews, and then made sure to read the instructions when it arrived. Having had it for a few weeks now and having applied it a few times (a little sooner than expected due to having to scrub it off partway through the week for unrelated reasons), I can say that, at least for me, the discomfort is more than worth it. It stings and burns slightly, but it isn't truly agonizing. In the grand scheme of things it's little more than an annoyance. It's relatively easy to ignore the urge to itch at it, though you do have to wait around for a while after applying without your shirt on. The only other minor ouch comes if you aren't shaved bare under your arms. The plastic roller applicator has a tendency to grab at it like a cheap epilator, but again, it's really just a minor annoyance, and more of a reminder to shave thoroughly than anything else. If you find yourself still experiencing irritation many hours after application, there are a number of likely causes. Either you over-applied the antiperspirant, or you applied it to already irritated skin such as freshly-shaved underarms. You need to wait until your skin heals its abrasions from shaving before applying the product. If this happens, scrub it off with a soapy washcloth and wait for the irritation to fade before trying again. This will likely take a while, so be patient! Zero Sweat is amazing, and it really lives up to its name. I'm absolutely going to become a repeat buyer. A little pain for a lot of relief is more than worth it, and the price feels like a steal for the guaranteed relief I'm getting from a decade-long torment. If you suffer from hyperhidrosis and have been seeking relief for a long time, this is where you'll find it. Don't be put off by the initial discomfort. Stick it out and you'll be glad you did.

This stuff really works, I’ve been suffering from hyperhidrosis for years primarily in my armpits requiring multiple shirt changes per day. I tried this at night as the direction state. I woke up the next morning took a shower and there was no sweat. I worked 2 12 hour shifts with a ballistic vest and heavy duty shirt on with zero sweating under the armpits. I did experience a little bit of irritation, but I believe that is due to me, putting on too much due to inexperience with the product. Overall, I would recommend trying this. I also worked out with this product multiple times and experienced very little sweating, compared to a completely drenched shirt prior to this product. It appears to still be working 4 to 5 days later. It did burn when I put it on, but that went away quickly.

I've been using this for maybe 2 years now and it's literally the ONLY thing that's ever made an actual difference. I tried Rx in my teenage years. I'd also add that I did Botox for a couple years in my 20s and this is better IMO. Cheaper and more accessible. I use it no more than once a week at night. Can't use it the day that you shave. It stings a little bit overnight but worth the payoff. Only a quick swipe! Like an X over each pit. Arms up for a couple minutes to let it dry. ****Doesn't stop me from sweating completely but brings me to normal people levels. **** No fragrance thank goodness, so I won't get migraines. I stopped using the armpit shields. I can use my natural deodorant in-between. Yes, the bottle feels half full. But that will last you a year or more! I give it one quick shake before using it, so the roller gets wet, not shaking a bunch. Not great for travel, it will leak a little bit. I have put it in a small ziploc and squeezed out the air, for any trip longer than a week. But you don't need to bring it for short trips. I also sometimes use the cream/aloe version of this stuff for underboob sweat, but I haven't done it consistently enough to know if it makes a difference.

This is a great product! I have hyperhidrosis in many parts of my body, but under my arms is severe. It can be triggered by heat, anxiety, moving around, and even sitting still. I'm not even spared in the winter because my arms sweat then too. Sometimes sweating would occur the entire day NONSTOP, literally soaking my pits and shirts. Depending on the day, if it is anxiety sweats (at work, or class, being around people), it would cause odor, which, if you can imagine, is a major confidence killer. This would cause me to have to wear a white T-shirt underneath my real shirt to catch the sweat and not ruin my actual shirt with pit stains. Alas, my arms would quickly sweat through both shirts on a bad day, which, as my sweating got worse, seemed like every day. If I had a shift, I would plan to change shirts so I wouldn't smell as bad. I'd have to soak my clothes in vinegar to deodorize my shirts before washing because regular washing sometimes didn't kill the odor-causing bacteria. If I'm in bed or sitting at home, shirtless, or doing homework at my table, I would need to stack paper towels or rags under my arms because I can't stand the constant dripping down my arm and torso. After a while (Like 30 mins to an Hour), the paper towels would get full enough with sweat to literally wring out. Needless to say, this condition affects my life negatively; one could even say it ruins my life in social settings, professional settings, and even at home in my own company. I cant focus on tasks when it feels like a swamp under my arms. It's SO upsetting. So, I was skeptical about this product since no other deodorants and antiperspirants seemed to be effective or would lose effectiveness after some days (I don't know if I build a tolerance to regular antiperspirants or something). Anyway, I tried Zero Sweat the first night, went to work the next day, and there was still a lot of sweat (but less). I was determined to keep applying this to see if it worked. I ran out of options and hope, so I might as well keep trying it. After day 2 and day 3, the sweat reduced little by little. By day 4, I was getting mild irritation under my left armpit, so I decided it was time to try it in 2-day intervals to allow for recovery. I recovered from the irritation quickly and noticed a reduction in the volume of sweat I produced after each night. Week 3 into this, I no longer have to stuff my armpits with paper towels at home. I can chill in bed on a warm day and not have to worry about my armpits leaking like a literal hose. The leaks are about 90% contained. On some days, 100% contained! I'm typing this review at my table in the sunlight (ordinarily, a recipe for disaster), and my armpits are mostly dry! This truly gives results! It is life-changing. I notice very little to no sweat/odor, which is a big game changer. I will wait to see if it's equally effective in extreme anxiety-inducing situations for me, like in college, which resumes in a few weeks. But so far, it works fine! Since my sweating is severe, on some days if I'm outside, it's not 100% dry, but considering how bad my case is, that's still a significant improvement so far. That's the ONLY reason I gave it a 4/5. Maybe after a few more weeks I'll be 100% dry all day every day, but for now, the change is noticeable! Dare I say, it is LIFE CHANGING (so far). I hope I don't grow a tolerance to this one too because this is the closest I have felt to being "normal". I highly recommend at least trying Zero Sweat!!

I almost returned this stuff for a refund. The itch, stinging, and irritation was UNBEARABLE, I couldn’t sleep at night during that first try. I used it 3 nights in a row (big mistake) and gave up after that when I noticed discoloration from chemical burn. However, I gave myself 2 weeks to heal and decided to try again. I had used Certain-Dry once in the past (which was slightly stronger than Zero Sweat) and it instantly gave me a horrible chemical burn, I never wanted to try anything that intense again. But I knew if I didn’t try Zero Sweat again, I’d basically be out of feasible options as I didn’t want to rely on anything prescription-based, especially if it was any stronger than Certain Dry. So I tried Zero Sweat for a second round and I learned I had messed up the first time. Here’s why: 1) The instructions say use it daily for a week and wean off after that. Don’t do this if the discomfort is at all intolerable the first time! Some reviews claim they didn’t feel a thing putting it on, but their pores must be made of steel or some sh*t. This stuff SUCKS in terms of comfort. BUT, I instead started using it only once every 4-7 days, and that has helped so much. No more rashes, and the stinging/itching is less intense each time. I’m growing a tolerance for it - yay. 2) As some people mentioned, if you really can’t put up with the pain/itch, HYDROCORTISONE is your best friend. For my second round of zero sweat, I used some 2.5% prescription strength I had laying around and while it still itched/burned like a mother, it helped me sleep through the night. And because of my tolerance at this point, I no longer need to rub hydrocortisone right after. So give this a try if you’re on the fence about giving up — some regular OTC hydrocortisone may work just as well. 3) Do shower or clean your underarms before using zero sweat. But make sure you’re completely dry. Also, for anyone who shaves or epilates...Give yourself 24-48 hours before you apply this stuff. Because ouch. Lol. Whereas my initial review would’ve been 1 star, I’m glad I stuck it out. When used carefully, the results are worth 5+ stars. I’m 24, and ever since high school, I’ve been really self-conscious about my underarm wetness. I’d wear cardigans even in 90F weather in college, and none of that “clinical strength” stuff worked on me, it made me so much smellier, if anything. Seriously, rancid-taco-truck smelly. Oh yeah, that’s another thing, I’m not only completely dry in summer, but not sweating profusely has helped decrease the body odor as well! I’m very happy to finally find something that works, despite the discomfort. I was desperate and really sad I couldn’t walk around in tanks like other women, not worrying about sweat drops literally running down my arms by 9am. I hope this stuff isn’t discontinued, it has improved my quality of life dramatically to the point that I want to buy nice blouses that aren’t strictly 100% cotton and black (seriously, my entire wardrobe is black or navy)! I feel like I have a new freedom to express the styles I want to express without worrying about color or fabric type. Good luck to anyone else thinking about using Zero Sweat, I hope it works for you too. I understand the struggle and the impact it has on our confidence. Btw, I still use regular deodorant daily (Nivea brand, aluminum-free), which also helps with general odor. Also, no, I would not recommend using this stuff on any part of the body that isn’t an armpit. Please don’t do that to yourself.

I have a high metabolism combined with mild anxiety that causes me to soak through all of my shirts in little time at all. I spent considerable monies on 'Prescription Strength' deodorants which helped a little but never solved the issue entirely. I won't let anyone stick Botox in my armpits so that wasn't an option. I tried Sweat Block and found that the application process was cumbersome, made my hands smell, and wasn't entirely effective given the $18 cost. Then I discovered that for people like me it is advised that the user apply the product every day or every other day until you begin to sweat less. That would get expensive really, really fast. I even tried underarm pads but again, cumbersome and expensive with so-so results. I stumbled on Zerosweat while looking for another product that might give some hope of preventing what I consider to be a serious issue both personally and professionally. Nobody wants to be the guy with big sweat stains. Also you go through shirts pretty quickly. So, first time I used the product it was clear something was working. It was a little disconcerting to see my underarms all puffy and yellow in appearance. I could visibly see my underarm pores they were so enlarged. My skin stung, burned, and itched. I fought the urge to scratch. Eventually I put some napkins under my armpits to prevent my skin from sticking and that largely stopped the discomfort. Then I fell asleep. By the time I woke up I couldn't feel anything and my skin had gone back to normal. Mind you I followed the company's recommendations to avoid irritation. My underarms stayed mostly dry all day, minus a little surface moisture which never got onto my shirt (it is over 90 degrees right now so it makes sense there would be some moisture.) Based on the recommendations of the company I decided to apply it again in 3 days. I didn't actually need to apply it again so soon but I wanted to be proactive. With the second application only my left armpit itched a little bit for an hour or so. Napkin solved this. It is interesting that after an hour of exercise and being drenched head-to-toe, my armpits were dry. When has that ever happened? Is this bizzaro world? I applied it for the third time the other day and didn't feel a thing. I plan to continue applying the product every 3 days until it runs out then I'll try to go a week between applications. I don't understand why no other company has come up with a similar solution. I could guess that they just make more money selling loads of mildly effective pads to desperate people. This stuff should be on the shelf at every pharmacy. The world as we know it would completely change. No more people throwing out good shirts because the pits are stained. No more canisters of 'maximum strength deodorant littering our garbage. I kind of want to buy a lifetime supply just in case someone tries to get it taken off the market. That is my fear right now. That I won't be able to buy it again. Then what!? That being said I am still using my prescription strength deodorant because I bought a few of em on sale a couple months ago. I apply the stuff in the morning. If nothing else it gives me that little extra protection, but I can get away with using very little because my pits don't sweat, thus very little odor. Highly recommend.

Once a week BEFORE YOU SHAVE UR ARMPITS BURNS SO BAD IF U DO AFTER, does take like a few to dry and itches a little but does really work well you do not smell, can leak a little and stuff so it’s gets a little gross after a while like the bottle , reordered and came leaking and then when sent again was leaking again so I don’t know like it works but it leaks soooo much

a little irritating on my underarm, but it dries super fast and I tend to not feel it at all after then. I wore this for a couple days before my vacation and i was pretty much sweat free for the 5 day vacay!

I was suffering from anxiety sweats that caused body odor. Since i purchased zero sweat. I have never sweated. I wear tank tops all the time now , in summer in dubai. Am so happy i did my research for 3 months and finally decided to buy the product.

No sweat at all, the product does what they say it does, I will purchase it again and again.

I was a bit sceptical at first, especially since people claimed it had a high chemical dose and might hurt. The first night, I only put very little and nothing really happened. The second night, I put a bit more and it did NOT hurt, however there was strong itching that made it hard to fall asleep. To my surprise, after that, most of the sweat was already gone - night 3 was itchy again, but it stopped the sweat completely. I literally went outside with a 10kg backpack at 40°C and carried that thing up 4 floors - NO sweat stains under my armpits AT ALL. I dont use the thing every night anymore, but it still works (and doesnt itch anymore). There is no smell and you can shower/shave normally (do NOT use the roller directly after shaving). Sometimes I touch my armpits to check and I'm in disbelief everytime :D BEWARE: even though you wont get any more armpit stains, you still sweat on the back/neck/wherever you sweat otherwise. This product doesnt change that and is not meant to be used on other bodyparts.

I would recommend to get a smaller roller to use on your hairline or face. You'll waste less product. I got the syringe and small roller bottle at the 100¥ store.

Amazing! Stress perspiration is much less now. The very first time I tried it, the irritation & itching woke me up so many times during the night. It was terrible but I didn't know what to do, I forgot that I should wash it if it gets this irritating. It still irritates me sometimes, but I put on Vaseline and it helps. Certainly recommended.