Hoi allemaal!
Oups! Sorry, I tried my best to translate this text, but I fear I failed.
So, is "dij" or "been" the right term for "thigh"?
More on topic: If you want to avoid sweat stains ("zweetplekken") on your shirt, I would highly recommend an anti-perspirant which is based on aluminiumchloride, no matter if it's
Odaban,
Odorex or - of course - our own products
AHC20 sensitive,
AHC30 forte or
AHC20 classic (link:
http://zweten.info)!
I have no problems recommending Odaban or Odorex as well. Which anti-perspirants you ever may use: all of those will simply switch off your sweating over night. It may take some days or even weeks but after a short time the dryness under your armpits will last for approx. 3 to 7 days! Believe me or not. Just read some postings at the overmatig-zweten.nl forum ... or try it for yourselves.
There'll be no problems with the typical deodorant stains on shirts (ugly yellow patches on white wovens or discoloring on colored ones) because you'll apply these anti-perspirants before you go to sleep. You can put on a shirt the next morning without problems. The anti-perspirant went into your skin over night.
If you have any questions regarding anti-perspirants, excessive sweating or even hyperhidrosis, feel free to ask me.
Groetjes, Hans
