UNDER BOOBS SWEAT, CAUSES AND PREVENTION.
It’s not the most fun topic to discuss, but let’s be real: Every girl with large breasts knows the struggle of dealing with underboob sweat on a hot day.
Besides the fact that it feels super uncomfortable and awkward, you also have to worry about your underboob sweat stains showing through your shirt and announcing your temperature to everyone around you. It’s like, yeah, everyone sweats, but do you really want to be a walking advertisement for that? No we don't
The most common causes of breast rashes are excessive sweating, heat, lack of air circulation, and wearing an ill-fitting bra that rubs against the breasts.
Thus, factors like hot, humid climate and obesity contribute to this problem.
Now let's look at ways to tackle this annoying problem that sometimes can soak down the tummy to the pants!
Steps to tackle Under Boobs Sweat.
• Talcum Powder:
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Powder Powder and more Powder, ever thought of why powder is being used for baby's bottoms? Because it keeps it soft and dried, Talcum Powder is good for the under boobs, for dryer softer and silker skin. It absorbs any sweat instantly.
• Cold Compress:
A cold compress can relieve many of the symptoms like itching and burning sensation caused by rashes under the breasts.
Wrap some ice in a thin cotton towel and put it over the affected area for five to 10 minutes. Take a break and then repeat.
Another option is to apply a skim-milk and cold-water compress using equal parts of both the ingredients to relieve itching and reduce swelling.
• Cold Shower:
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Try bathing with cold water it will help close the skin pores, thus reducing sweating and the appearance of the rash
• Cotton:
The best way to deal with a breast rash is to reduce the accumulation of sweat around the breast area.
Place a thin piece of cotton between the lower part of your breasts and the skin underneath to absorb moisture and create a barrier.
You can also use soft paper towels or dinner napkins.
Also, wear lightweight clothing, preferably made of cotton or natural fibers that help absorb moisture and keep your body sweat free.
• Vinegar :
At times, the chemical residue present on your clothes can cause a breast rash. Vinegar can help solve this problem.
Mix one-half cup of white vinegar in half a bucket of hot water. Use it to wash all your bras and dry them in direct sunlight.
Another option is to apply apple cider vinegar on the irritated skin. Wash the infected area with mild soapy water, rinse with cold water and pat dry. Mix one teaspoon of apple cider vinegar in a cup of water and apply it to the affected area. Do this two or three times daily. If it causes discomfort, stop using it.
• Cornstarch:
Cornstarch is highly effective for alleviating the itching and burning sensations associated with a breast rash. It helps keep the skin dry. In case of a fungal rash though, simply use talc as fungi feed on cornstarch.
Clean the affected skin with soap and water, and then pat dry with a towel.When the area is completely dry, lightly dust cornstarch over it.
Do this at least twice daily until you completely get rid of the problem.
Note: Do not apply cornstarch on moist or wet skin as it will increase the risk of fungal infection.
• Coconut Oil:
Coconut oil has a soothing and healing effect on skin that helps provide relief from rashes. Plus, due to its greasy nature, it will help reduce friction that causes rashes under breasts and also avoid infections, thanks to its antibacterial and antifungal properties.
• Invest on Good Bra :
Yes never let your twinnys down with your choice of Bra, get a good strong brand that will always protect your boobs.
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