Odaban Antiperspirant Spray, Clinical Strength Aluminium Chloride Strong Antiperspirant Hyperhidrosis Treatment for Excessive Sweating, Fragrance-free

Forgive me for the overly excited, long commentary. Like many reviewing this product, I suffer from hyperhidrosis. The slightest exertion, nervousness, a little warm temperature (anything over 70F), and I'm sweating like others may sweat in a sauna.I'm very reluctant to jump to a conclusion about this product as I only recently received it and I've only applied it twice. The first time, I forgot to apply it the night before, but thought - why not? - and applied it to my underarm area the next morning along with my regular deodorant/anti-perspirant just to see how my skin reacted (I have very sensitive skin usually, so I was concerned, but desperate). I didn't experience any irritation or burning and noticed the sweating was significantly reduced.One interesting thing I noticed was while walking down a hall leaving my workplace was the smell of fresh laundry. I was so jealous of the people in the hallway with me who end their days still smelling fresh. I went and ran several errands and noticed that although I felt a bit hot (it was about 100F outside temperature) I wasn't as wet as I usually would get, just a little damp under the armpits. When I got home, I had dinner and then sat to watch TV --- and I could smell that fresh smell again. IT WAS ME!!! It was my shirt that smelled like fresh laundry.Having had no negative reaction to the product and having obvious results immediately, I applied the product as directed to my underarms the next night. I also applied a little around my hair line and on my head (very little in case of negative reaction). I had a very slight feeling of alcohol burning my skin on the head application, but it lasted only for a second and stopped. No problem at all with that.The next morning, I used my regular deodorant/anti-perspirant after showering like normal (scrubbing of the pits and all) and decided to take a risk. I grabbed a gray shirt. Yes - a gray shirt. If you have hyperhidrosis you know this is a forbidden color as the smallest drop of sweat will show, but I really wanted to know if this product worked for me or not.I continued my morning routine and had a bit of a hectic morning - you know the ones --- you walked out without your coffee/wallet/keys and keep going back and forth from your car to your house. Well, I started sweating a little on my head then. Normally, my hair becomes a total wreck and I just show up wherever I'm going looking like I left my hair wet after a shower. This time, I just had a bit of wetness on my head that quickly dried when I got comfy in my car with the AC going.I also have seasonal type allergies which will set off a sneezing fit. I used to joke about how I'd look like Julia Roberts after her seizure in Steel Magnolias when I'd have an attack (sweaty, hair everywhere, and generally hopeless looking). Well, I had an attack on the way to work. Not a drop of sweat. I recovered from the attack feeling a bit flushed, but not sweaty. UNBELIEVABLE.I've been in the grey shirt for almost 5 hours. I haven't had much exertion, but even so, I'd normally already have large wet spots under my arms by this time. There isn't even a spot. Not a drop. Totally dry. My hair is still mostly how it was when I first styled it this morning. I'm so excited I've been walking around with my arms raised away from my body with a feeling of "Go ahead... look at my DRY pits!" I can still smell my laundry detergent.Prior to trying this product, I used prescription Hypercare and even tried glycopyrrolate under the recommendation of my Dermatologist. The glycopyrrolate side effects were too severe and the benefit too little. The Hypercare applicator just came apart after the first three uses, making it difficult and it didn't seem to work well (possibly because of all the application problems). I also always kept a change of clothes, just in case and would regularly reapply deodorants/anti-perspirants throughout the day in hopes of staying a bit dryer and not smelling. I feel like I may finally be done with all of that and my life is forever changed.

At first I bought the Odaban deodarant stick thinking it would have a similar function, after a few uses of that I decided to bite the bullet and buy this spray because i wanted a stronger result. This product worked immediately for armpit odor! I put it on at night after a shower and then went 3 days without showering to test out the effectiveness! On day 4 I still wasnt smelly but I felt gross taking it further lol. This isnt a nose blindness thing either! I raised my arms and got my family to smell me on day 3 and they smelled nothing at all. For sweating alone I assume this has to be used more often, I still sweat a lot in my sleep and from random heat flashes but honestly it's fine if it doesnt get rid of my sweatiness if it means I have no smell.

Bought it for palmar hyperhidrosis, based on a recommendation from a group on the internet for such. Tested it for 2 nights as a substitute. The first day after, I was unclear if it was working, or if drysol was wearing off. Continued testing it the 2nd night. The effectiveness was less than if I was using drysol either one or two nights. Drysol's patented anhydrous solution of ethanol continues to seem to be a major differentiator from other products, even with 20% alum chloride. Bit of a disappointment.

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I was using sweat block wipes for several years before trying this odaban product. This works every bit as well and while it doesn't smell all that great before bed it's no worse than sweat block which adds a cloves type of smell to mask it. Anyway the product itself works well but the three issues I had are 1) expensive, 2) the spray bottle stopped working properly even with several ounces still remaining, it all but stopped spraying, and 3) be super careful with the spray bottle's aim, there's really little to indicate the actual direction of it, particularly in dim lighting conditions before bed for example when I was applying it underarms, the nozzle is white on white and recessed, it's also small enough to where a minor change in the aim may find yourself wishing you had left your glasses on. It may be worth it to buy a different spray bottle for this and transfer it. Edit: I did repurchase this product but picked up some JJUNW 4 PCS 50ml bottles with the rollers in them to apply it under the arms before bed. I feel like that's a superior option vs the spray bottle.

I have dealt with facial sweating for all of my adult life. Typically triggered by stress but also just out of no where, physical exertion and of course hot weather! It’s very embarrassing and the thought of others watching my face dripping with sweat would just make the problem even worse. I had a summer wedding to attend and unfortunately it was being held outdoors. I just knew the combination of my makeup and sweat was going to be a disaster, but I tried the Odoban and IT WORKED!!! Now please be aware, this DOES take a few applications to “build up” in the area that you have the excessive sweat. Use it at night, on clean, dry skin. For my facial sweating, I found the best way to apply is: to put on a disposable glove, very lightly spray 2-3 times on the tip of my pointer/middle finger and then to dab my face in the problem areas. Remember you just want to dab a very small amount, because it does itch. I have found that if my face gets really itchy after application, putting a bit of baby powder over the area helps. In the morning, I was my face as usual. Again, you will need to apply this a few times, at night, in a row to get the full effect. At this point, for me, I can do one or two applications in a row, every month to 1.5 months. I hope you try this and I really hopes this helps you stop the sweat!!