Aluminum zirconium deos work pretty well. Sometimes it's psychological and a stress response

>>17004026
>Sometimes it's psychological and a stress response
agreed. it's mostly not a physical problem

I hear you can get botox in your armpits and it's supposed to stop people from sweating as much. Some guy on a TV show I watch mentioned he had it done because he used to sweat a fuckton.

>>17004033
>>17004026
not necessarily true, OP. The sympathetic nervous system can be out of whack in a few different ways, I have a similar problem and it is emphatically not due to nerves, stress, caffeine consumption, or ambient temperature. I will be profusely sweaty just lazing around the house on a cold winter day, and totally dry when I'm stressed out in the heat.

Antiperspirant doens't work very well for me, either.

Google dat shiiit

>>17004010
Always wear a jacket

Have you tried getting fit and putting the air conditioning on?

Couldn't you just buy like 5 light undershirts and put a fresh one on every day?

>>17004010
Driclor works wonders.

>>17004010
No arms means no armpits. They probably haven't helped you anyway. My advice is get rid of them.

I have this problem too, 5 minutes after putting on a new shirt I have pit stains that get huge in the summer.

Try Drysol, make sure to read the instructions.

>>17004010
I shave my underarms and use loreal men expert thermic resist anti perspirant.
I also exercise, because not being fat means you sweat less.

>>17004110
>>17004191
DYELs detected

>>17004191
I'm actually pretty skinny, I don't have a bf percentage but I definitely very little to no excess body fat. I'll look at the deodorant though.

>>17004191
>because not being fat means you sweat less.

I thought this too, and after losing a ton of fat and getting down to 11% I realized hyperhydrosis doesn't give a shit how fat you are