Fresh BREASTS Anti Chafing Deodorant Lotion to Powder, 3.4oz (2 Pack) - Anti Chafe Cream Whole Body Deodorant for Women, Inner Thighs & Areas that Sweat, No Talc, Aluminum and Fragrance

This has always worked for me-have used now for 3 years. It even passes my menopause "hot flashes" test. No scent, no talc-all relief. Try.

There's not two ways about it, when one is a zaftig woman, you are going to have ...er..rolls. During the summer, especially, or maybe, when you have to get up in front of your board of directors and talk for 40 minutes about how your division of the company is doing, you are going to SWEAT in those rolls. The skin chafes and one can actually get fungal infections, much like athlete's foot in those folds. Am I grossing you out? Sorry...Life with Marilyn Monroe-like curves is a chore. (Unfortunately, my curves are more on the line of Lizzo, but I digress). Keeping dry is essential but powder just gets sticky and contributes to the mess. This stuff goes on like a cream after bathing then dries into a powder-like substance keeping that area sweat-free. So those curves can move against each other without the stickiness. Get it? Now, go hug a plus size lady, they suffer!

Cream works well enough but didn't keep me dry enough to heal the rash. The cream dried into a white powder and soaked into my bra at the bottom. I got white powder on most of my clothes. Needs to be clear.

This product is probably good for chafing, which I don't have. It doesn't work for sweating in the Florida heat when you are in menopause. I do like that it dries smooth and silky. I really wanted this product to work on the sweating under boobs and the down there area, but it does not for me. Regular antiperspirants work just fine. There isn't any fragrance, which is good.

Works great when you work in the heat and sweat like I do

Absolutely works 100% Takes away rash, and stops annoying itching!

It feels amazing when you put it on before it dries. It’s cooling and isn’t sticky or gross feeling. I tried it on the back of my hand first. When it dried, it really did turn to a powder form.Now I put it u set my boobs, let it completely dry, got dressed and went about my day. I felt myself sweating within a few hours (it’s 100 here in Florida) but I trusted the product and went about my business. I get home after about 4 hours and checked it out and here is my observations.My bra is black and it definitely had some white residue on it. Under my boobs was sweaty still. But there was a build-up if like... “gunk” where my boobs crease. It’s also hard to wash off. (Which, if it worked, wouldn’t bother me at all)The good things: It has no scent whatsoever and didn’t bother my sensitive skin. I did not smell or Chafe. I will try it again and use maybe more or apply it more frequently...I wouldn’t buy this again and am a little annoyed that I spent money on it in the first place. BUT I am still going to try different things with it and see if I can get it to work to it’s full potential. It doesn’t have 4 stars for nothing

The older I get, the sweatier I get, over most of my body. This works except in prolonged humid heat. It completely stops under breast and inner thigh chafing with just a little powdery scent.I do have to reapply it between my thighs, and sometimes elsewhere depending on circumstance, so I keep one in the car, one in the house, one in my purse.I recommend washing your hands after using because it dries out my fingers, the one place I need moisturizer. I use this without a problem in these areas: at hairline front, back, and sides; back of the neck, middle of my back (if I can get someone to rub it in, under breasts, deep décolletage, underneath where my skin meets underwear, including leg holes, inside of thighs, behind knees. I also use this when breaking in new shoes, it works just as well as blister prevention powder. If I had sweaty feet, I would use it on them. I use it around my vulva and above and in my butt crack.Depending on your level of wetness, you may need to reapply throughout the day. I don’t need to wipe off the previous application, I just dry off the best I can and then reapply.I have used medicated and non medicated powders, including those that say they keep you dry. I have tried applying antiperspirants and deodorants in these areas. This works the best for odor and wetness that I have found. It is expensive, but it works.