While breast sweat is totally normal, the skin irritation that may develop from this can be uncomfortable, to say the least. Also, the smell of underboob sweat can be quite embarrassing. The best way to stop the sweating under the breasts is to use a combination of products that can safely and effectively stop sweating at the core.

 

How Duradry Works to Prevent Breast Sweat

Duradry products are specially formulated to effectively address any level of breast sweat, from mild to excessive. While each product can work alone in preventing underboob sweating, using all four will give you faster results.

Many influencers have found Duradry Body Spray to be the most effective deodorant for under breasts - take a look at Beauty By Benji's statements below.

 

 

Let's run through a quick breakdown of how each Duradry product contributes to the improvement and prevention of underboob sweat.

Duradry AM

Duradry AM is a safe and effective under breast deodorant. With the enhanced performance version of Aluminum Zirconium Trichlorohydrex Glycine at 20% as its active ingredient, you can rest assured you're breast sweat and odor free all day. It’s also talc and silicone-free so, you won’t have to worry about allergies.

 

Duradry PM

Duradry PM is intended and advised to be used for under arm sweat. However, many have found success in using our night time product for under the breast.  Its active ingredient is 15% Aluminum Chloride Hexahydrate which is known to block sweat from the glands. It also contains Salicylic Acid for improved performance. With continuous use, this product will control sweating within a week.

 

Duradry Wash

Duradry Wash is a gentle body wash that's tough on bacteria which causes body odor. It deep cleans your pores and deodorizes your body with the help of potent natural deodorizers, Bergamot and Grapefruit. It’s also infused with vitamins and minerals that nourish your skin and lock in moisture for glowing skin.

 

Duradry Body Spray

Duradry Body Spray is an unscented, natural odor neutralizer that effectively prevents breast sweat so you can stay confident and odor-free all day. It is aluminum-free so it is safe to apply under your breasts. It is clear, residue-free, and deodorizes without leaving a sticky or oily feeling on your skin.

 

 

How to Stop Boob Sweat Once and for All

What Causes Underboob Sweat?

Sweat is unable to evaporate when skin touches skin. This area in your breast can accumulate sweat.

 

How Do I Get Rid of the Smell Under My Breasts?

The best way for you to get rid of underboob smell is to ensure that there is no accumulation of sweat, as this is what causes bad odor in this area.

 

Block the Sweat, Not Just the Smell

Applying an antiperspirant on your underboob area will prevent the production of sweat and, in effect, ensure that no unpleasant smell is produced.

 

Combine a Range of Solutions for Best Results

These are best used together to prevent underboob sweat:

• Deep cleansing: Duradry Wash
• Odor protection: Duradry AM
• Keep the body dry: Duradry Body Spray
• Stop sweating at the core: Duradry PM

 

 

2 Biggest Problems with Breast Sweat

1. The Itch

Having sweaty breasts is a serious problem because it can decimate your confidence. You constantly worry about wet patches showing through your clothes. This makes you feel awkward, especially during social situations. To make matters worse, you can develop an underboob sweat rash. This is not just unsightly but seriously itchy. It can result in wounds on your skin, leading to an infection. When this happens, you need to see a dermatologist for proper treatment.

 

 

Why Does Sweat Make You Itch?

When excessive sweat accumulates on your skin's surface for a long period of time, you will become itchy. If sweat cannot evaporate, the narrow ducts carrying sweat to the surface of the skin get clogged. The trapped sweat leads to inflammation, which then causes prickly heat to develop. These small bumps, minute blisters, and faint rashes cause prickling and itching. For this reason, being concerned about sweat is not just vanity but a necessary health consideration.

 

Itchy Underboob - What's Normal, What's Not?

From time to time, you will experience an itch on your chest, especially if you use a new soap or wear a new bra. It could also be due to dry skin or growing breasts due to puberty, pregnancy, or weight gain. Skin itching without rashes is normally not a cause for concern.

However, if you have persistent itching on your breast due to rashes, it is worrisome. Normally, itching caused by sweat will not result in pain. But if underboob chafing occurs and leaves you with raw or wounded skin, then this might result in a skin infection. Call a doctor if you have a rash that refuses to heal.

 

 

Skin Irritation vs Allergic Reaction

It is normal to experience some slight irritation due to sweaty breasts. The frequent rubbing of your bra's chest band onto your skin can result in chafed, sore skin. Irritated skin may look red, have blisters, and feel raw. But you can readily remedy it by taking a shower and changing clothes.

However, an allergic reaction is entirely different from skin irritation. It is usually more intense. At times, the itch will feel as if it is coming from underneath the skin. It will also manifest with a rash or red marks. And often, the skin swelling can be found in other areas, not just your breasts.

 

Other Causes

It is also possible to have an itchy breast without a rash. However, these cases are very rare. When this happens, it could be a sign of deeper issues in your organ system.

The following conditions can result in itchy breasts:
• Kidney disease
• Liver disease
• Anemia
• Thyroid issues
• Diabetes
• Lymphoma
• Multiple myeloma

If you have unexplained breast sweating and itching that’s already affecting your quality of life, it would help to seek medical advice to find the root cause.

 

 

2. The Smell

It can’t be helped. Excessive sweating in your breasts can make you feel anxious about body odor. After all, most people associate sweating with an unpleasant smell. Although sweaty breasts themselves do not smell, you may eventually notice that your underboob area smells sour, like vinegar, or musky. And when this happens, it can be nerve-wracking to face people like this, especially when there are sweat stains all over your clothes.

 

What Causes Bad Odors?

While sweat itself doesn't smell, you may develop body odor when there is the presence of bacteria on your skin. This is particularly why sweaty breasts smell sour or musky.

Body odor emanates from bacteria on the skin, which breaks down sweat produced by the apocrine glands. These are located in your breasts, as well as the armpits and genitals. The waste products that are excreted by bacteria in the process are what produce the foul odor. To make things worse, the lack of air circulation in the area under the breasts leads to excessive moisture, resulting in more bacteria growth.

 

Why Does Underboob Sweat Smell Different Than Regular Sweat?

Underboob sweat and body sweat smell different because they come from different glands. The sweat under breasts is secreted by the apocrine glands, while sweat from the rest of the body is produced by eccrine glands. Apocrine glands in the skin are scent glands, and the sweat they produce is thicker and typically has odor. Eccrine glands, on the other hand, secrete sweat that regulates body temperature, and this evaporates fast without any odor.

 

 

When to Be Concerned

When your breasts emit an odor that you can’t seem to get rid of even when you shower, consult your doctor. An odd smell like bread or beer could signify that you have a yeast infection. Also, if you notice a shiny, raised, and red rash in the moist, warm folds of the skin, you must get this treated right away to avoid spreading in other areas. Complications include, itching, burning, cracking, bleeding, and pain.

 

Solutions for Underboob Sweat

Deodorant for Under Breasts

Deodorants are formulated to eliminate odor. So, if you simply want to mask the odor underneath your breasts, a boob sweat deodorant will work well. However, unlike antiperspirants that are designed to prevent both sweating and odor, deodorants cannot address the root cause of the problem — underboob sweat. That being said, while a deodorant may work for mild cases, you will need an antiperspirant if you want to control underboob sweat at the core.

 

 

Is it Safe to Put Deodorant Under Your Breasts?

Yes, it is safe to apply deodorant under your breasts. In fact, you can put it anywhere on your body. To safely protect against odor, make sure you read the list of ingredients on the label and opt for a deodorant that does not contain aluminum, talc, and silicone.

 

Make Sure to Use the Right Deodorant for Your Skin

Choose an underboob deodorant that can gently and safely protect from odor, especially if you have sensitive skin. Some of the harmful ingredients in deodorants to avoid are aluminum, alcohol, and parabens.

Aluminum can cause allergic skin reactions. Alcohol, typically added in roll-ons, aerosols, and gels, can dry out skin and cause irritation, so opt for deodorant sticks instead. Parabens can irritate underarm skin, especially if the area’s been damaged by razor burn or cuts.

 

Only Choose Quality Products

When you’re shopping for personal hygiene products like underboob deodorants, it is essential that you buy only trusted products from reputable brands that are proven effective, like Duradry. Read the list of ingredients thoroughly, browse through online customer reviews, and check if the products are tested and recommended by dermatologists.

 

 

How to Choose the Right Deodorant

To effectively address underboob sweat odor without harming your skin, opt for a deodorant that is made of naturally derived ingredients, such as Sage, a natural deodorizer, and Arrowroot, a natural moisture absorbent. Natural ingredients are gentler and are ideal for sensitive skin to avoid irritations or allergies. Remember that a deodorant can be effective without containing very strong chemicals. A stick or spray is better than a roll-on as they quickly dry after application.

 

Powder for Under Breasts Sweat

If you want to control breast sweating, you can use mild baby powder. Choose a scented baby powder to mask underboob odor. Powder works well in trapping sweat particles that stay stagnant beneath the breasts. You can also opt for an anti-chafing powder to relieve itchy skin, alleviate redness, and soothe irritation.

 

Keep Friction Under Control

Should underboob chafing be an issue for you, baby powder also works marvelously in preventing chafing and stopping rashes. The powder provides another protective layer that stops excessive friction between the hidden area. It also eradicates wetness which prevents yeast or other fungal infections from developing.

 

 

Use Anti-Chafing Powder Considerably

Apply just the right amount of baby powder to the area. Resist the urge to douse it with too much. Excessive amounts of powder will clump together and create an uneven surface that will only make your chafing worse. For optimal results, apply a handful and spread it out evenly.

 

Powder vs Deodorant: Which Should You Use

If you’re stuck in a quandary about what to choose between two effective products, the answer is simple. Use baby powder if chafing is a pressing issue. Otherwise, stick to a deodorant because it is more effective in eradicating body odor. However, if you have asthma or other allergies, be wary about powder because it can trigger your condition.

 

Why Use Powder for Under Breasts Sweat

Assuming that you have no respiratory issues or allergies, baby powder is a great solution for underboob sweating. It effectively dries out trapped moisture while helping to calm your skin, stop itching, and alleviate skin irritation. Apply it after you pat dry from your shower and before you put on your bra.

 

 

Under Breast Sweat Absorber Pads

As an alternative solution, under breast sweat absorbent pads are also effective in helping control your underboob sweat problem. These pads come with a gentle adhesive to stick to your skin and clothes. They will stay put and absorb all the sweat from your breasts, leaving you with stain-free clothes.

 

Absorbent Cloth vs Disposal Pads

You will also find cloth absorbent pads in the market which you can reuse after washing. Both cloth and disposable sweat absorbent pads work equally well. However, cloth pads can be quite cumbersome to use and carry, especially if you’re the type to change the pads throughout the day. It is also time-consuming to clean, dry, and sanitize the cloth. Disposable ones are more convenient. If you worry about mother earth, invest in biodegradable and sustainable brands.

 

Don't Just Use an Absorbent Pad

While sweat absorbent pads can help with excessive sweating under your boobs, don’t just rely on these alone. Yes, they will effectively absorb the sweat on your skin, but they don't protect from odor. For maximum protection, it is best to use these pads in conjunction with a deodorant and antiperspirant.

 

 

 

If They Irritate Your Skin, Try A Different Brand

If you have sensitive skin and using sweat absorbent pads has led to skin irritations, you might want to try other brands. Check the product features and look for pads that are made from non-woven and hypoallergenic material, such as cotton and moisture-wicking bamboo materials, in disposable and reusable varieties.

 

Why Use a Sweat Pad for Under Breasts Sweat

A sweat pad is a sensible solution for normal underboob sweating. It draws in liquid to prevent clothing stains. However, if you suffer from excessive sweating like hyperhidrosis, sweat pads may not be enough. Consider other complementary solutions that will stop sweating from the glands, such as an antiperspirant or deodorant.

 

Antiperspirant

Antiperspirants are commonly used to prevent sweating at the armpits, but you can also use these in your underboob area. Unlike deodorants that primarily protect against bad odor, antiperspirants are designed to reduce the amount of sweat you produce and prevent body odor by creating temporary gel-like plugs at the uppermost part of your sweat pores.

 

 

Does Antiperspirant Cause Breast Cancer?

No. There are no strong epidemiologic studies that link breast cancer and antiperspirant use. There is insufficient medical literature that provides evidence for these claims. Thus, you can safely use antiperspirants without fearing for your health because there is absolutely no correlation. Just remember to buy from reputable brands that use high-quality ingredients.

 

Is It Better to Use Deodorant or Antiperspirant?

Between deodorant vs antiperspirant, an antiperspirant addresses underboob sweating more effectively, as it controls and prevents the production of sweat in the area. Consequently, because there is no sweating, there is no bad odor. as well. A deodorant, on the other hand, does not prevent sweating and mainly functions to mask bad odor.

 

 

How to Choose an Antiperspirant for Breasts

Choosing an antiperspirant for your breasts hinges on your situation. For instance, a normal female with no underlying issues, can use any brand, even the clinical ones with higher aluminum content. However, If you have kidney or liver disorders, stay away from products with excessive aluminum because your pores can absorb these elements. Whatever ends up in your bloodstream will get processed by these organs. Similarly, lactating moms should lay it easy on aluminum as it mimics the effects of estrogen and can also end up in milk.

 

What's the Most Flexible Solution?

The most flexible solution is one that will empower you and help you regain your confidence. Having to deal with underboob sweat is not just uncomfortable and embarrassing, it can lead to anxiety and low self-esteem.

Products that are safe and effective will ensure that your breast sweat problems are addressed, so you won't have to worry about sweat stains on your clothes, itchiness and rashes, and bad odor under the breasts.

We highly recommend using Duradry AM, PM, Wash, and Spray. All these combined will give you the best results fast.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Why Do I Sweat So Much Between My Breasts?

It is normal to sweat between breasts when it is very hot. After all, this is one way for your body to cool down and avoid overheating. Just like under breast sweat, sweat in between your cleavage will not evaporate easily. This is especially true for gifted women who have larger cup sizes because their twins closely stick to each other. Hance, they may experience more cleavage sweat than others.

 

I Don't Sweat a Lot, Why Do My Bras Smell?

Every single person on the planet sweats. It doesn’t matter the season, time of day, or what you’re doing. You are bound to sweat because it is part of the normal bodily function. However, the amount of sweat can vary between people. Bear in mind, although you may produce minimal sweat, your bra’s fabric will still absorb whatever sweat your glands produce. As a result, this will create a pungent odor on your bra overtime.

 

What Can I Put Under My Breast for Sweating?

Fortunately, there are many products for boob sweat to alleviate your problems. If you’re super sweaty, using an antiperspirant with a strong active ingredient to block your sweat glands is heaven-sent. However, if you sweat minimally but worry over the odor, a deodorant will suffice. You can also try disposable sweat pads to prevent clothing stains or powders to absorb wetness. Most of all, use a good wash to cleanse your breasts. If you do have rashes that won’t go away, consult your doctor.

 

How to Prevent Breast Sweat in the Summer?

Summer is definitely a tricky season because the sun is out on an all time high which equates to more sweat. To combat sweaty breasts, wear loose tops and breathable fabric that promote air circulation like organic cotton and bamboo. You must also use good quality deodorants and antiperspirants like Duradry. Unlike brands that leave a residue, Duradry won’t stain your clothes. Go out and enjoy the summer sun without worrying about pit stains and sweaty boobs.

 

How Do I Stop Sweating Under My Breasts Without Wearing a Bra?

As mentioned earlier, underboob sweat happens when there is skin on skin contact. And so, when you're not wearing a bra, there is a greater chance of sweating. If you really prefer to not to wear a bra, we recommend that you apply on Duradry PM, as this contains a potent ingredient that prevents sweating at the core.

 

How Can I Keep My Breasts Clean?

Use a body wash that deeply cleans the pores, like Duradry Wash, which contains natural deodorizers, Bergamot and Grapefruit, that help protect against underboob odor. Other natural ingredients include Olive extract and Avocado Oil that keeps skin hydrated. It is also infused with vitamins and minerals that bring out your skin's natural glow.

Why Does My Chest Sweat So Much at Night?

Although night sweats can happen when you wear the wrong clothes, set the thermostat incorrectly, or have a bad dream, excessive night sweating is a different story. Both men and women must pay close attention if they wake up bathed in sweat because it could indicate an underlying medical condition. Consult your doctor if you’ve tried everything to control sweat but still wake up drenched at night.