Big boobs are great
until the warm weather, when they start to get really annoying. Having big boobs makes it hard to
wear the cute crop tops, bralettes, and loose and flowy tanks girls with
smaller boobs wear with ease. Having large breasts makes bathing suit shopping a real-life nightmare. And the worst
problem of all? Big boobs equal lots of sweat.
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 summer 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?
Luckily, there are some
solutions to your sweaty boob problems. You may have to spend a little
extra money or experiment to find what works for you, but I think that at least
one of the below options will keep your bra dry this summer. Here are 10
tips on how to deal with and get rid of boob sweat:
Try Using Spray Deodorant
Spray deodorant is great for
hard-to-reach spots, like under your boobs. I love this Dove one because it
doesn't leave behind a residue - you don't want deodorant residue staining your
nice bras or your shirts! Plus, this one smells great.
Find where to buy this here
Use Special Underwear Powder
If you don't want to use
deodorant, try using a powder of some sort. Lush makes a powder that is
specifically made for being used in your most intimate areas, like your boobs.
It's made with coconut butter to moisturize, and absorbent powder to keep you
fresh - and it smells amazing.
Use Baby Powder
Or maybe this is an emergency
situation and you need to fix your underboob sweat ASAP. In that case, I'm sure
you have baby powder somewhere in your house. Baby powder makes an excellent
substitute for deodorant. It soaks up your sweat and leaves you feeling and
smelling more fresh.
Stuff Your Bra
I know that stuffing your bra
sounds like even more sweat - hear me out! Some girls swear by putting tissue
or absorbent pads in their bra to soak up the sweat and keep it from getting on
their skin or seeping through their shirts. You can stick some tissues under
your boobs, but that could be uncomfortable - plus, they can move around, and
you have to switch them out regularly. Another option is to stick panty liners
down there. We also live in a world where Bra Liners are a thing you can
order online.
Find Special Boob Deodorant
A lot of women are hesitant
about putting deodorant under their boobs because many people believe that
deodorant has harmful chemicals in it. If you feel that way, try deodorant made
JUST for boobs. It's called Boobalicious, and it's all-natural and organic. The
one pictured is coconut scented, but there are lots of options. There is even
one that has body glitter in it!
Avoid Wearing Padded Bras
Padded bras are obviously full
of padding. All of that fabric by your boobs can make you even sweatier, and it
can also soak up all that sweat and stain your favorite bras. On really hot
days, I would avoid wearing padded bras altogether and instead stick to
something unlined.
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Use Argan Oil
While this may sound
unconventional, argan oil has been known to be a bit of a miracle solution. Lindsey
at Bustle swears by putting argan oil on her boobs to stop the sweat. She
claims that a few drops on her boobs, and they no longer smell sweaty, get
irritated, or leave marks. Hey - it's worth a shot.
Experiment With Fresh
Breasts
Fresh Breasts by Fresh Body is
another product made especially with your boobs in mind. Well, not your boobs
in particular, but you know what I mean. It's a lotion that dries quickly into
a silky powder. The ingredients are all-natural and it's unscented. It prevents
wetness from sweat and it has anti-chafing powers. It's hypoallergenic,
talc-free, paraben-free, and aluminum. It's also not tested on animals! And
it's inexpensive. I mean, it sounds amazing, so I would go for it!
Wear Dark Colors On
Especially Hot Days
Sometimes it's so hot out that
you know that even super, super strength deodorant won't get rid of your sweat
troubles. On those days, stick to darker colors or bold patterns. If your sweat
stains do start to show through, you won't be able to see them as easily on a
black shirt or on a crazy pattern.
Stock photo © DRB
Images, LLC
Use Goldbond Powder
Goldbond works like baby powder
would - it soaks up the sweat, leaves you dry and fresh, and helps with
chafing. Some girls swear by this stuff over baby powder, and it's always nice
to know that you have options.
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