Dryness and not smell 😚

Nothing ever worked as good as this. I've been struggling with excessive sweating from since my grade school days, I tried everything strong deodorant out there and nothing worked till I tried this. Overall happy I only gave it 4stars because it causes chemical burns

Finally something that stops the sweating. Follow the directions and it works. The bad pictures on here, I'm sure they didn't follow the directions to a tee.

This will absolutely work if you follow the directions.

I have a high metabolism combined with mild anxiety that causes me to soak through all of my shirts in little time at all. I spent considerable monies on 'Prescription Strength' deodorants which helped a little but never solved the issue entirely. I won't let anyone stick Botox in my armpits so that wasn't an option.

I tried Sweat Block and found that the application process was cumbersome, made my hands smell, and wasn't entirely effective given the $18 cost. Then I discovered that for people like me it is advised that the user apply the product every day or every other day until you begin to sweat less. That would get expensive really, really fast.

I even tried underarm pads but again, cumbersome and expensive with so-so results.

I stumbled on Zerosweat while looking for another product that might give some hope of preventing what I consider to be a serious issue both personally and professionally. Nobody wants to be the guy with big sweat stains. Also you go through shirts pretty quickly.

So, first time I used the product it was clear something was working. It was a little disconcerting to see my underarms all puffy and yellow in appearance. I could visibly see my underarm pores they were so enlarged. My skin stung, burned, and itched. I fought the urge to scratch. Eventually I put some napkins under my armpits to prevent my skin from sticking and that largely stopped the discomfort. Then I fell asleep. By the time I woke up I couldn't feel anything and my skin had gone back to normal. Mind you I followed the company's recommendations to avoid irritation.

My underarms stayed mostly dry all day, minus a little surface moisture which never got onto my shirt (it is over 90 degrees right now so it makes sense there would be some moisture.) Based on the recommendations of the company I decided to apply it again in 3 days. I didn't actually need to apply it again so soon but I wanted to be proactive. With the second application only my left armpit itched a little bit for an hour or so. Napkin solved this.

It is interesting that after an hour of exercise and being drenched head-to-toe, my armpits were dry. When has that ever happened? Is this bizzaro world?

I applied it for the third time the other day and didn't feel a thing. I plan to continue applying the product every 3 days until it runs out then I'll try to go a week between applications. I don't understand why no other company has come up with a similar solution. I could guess that they just make more money selling loads of mildly effective pads to desperate people. This stuff should be on the shelf at every pharmacy. The world as we know it would completely change. No more people throwing out good shirts because the pits are stained. No more canisters of 'maximum strength deodorant littering our garbage. I kind of want to buy a lifetime supply just in case someone tries to get it taken off the market. That is my fear right now. That I won't be able to buy it again. Then what!?

That being said I am still using my prescription strength deodorant because I bought a few of em on sale a couple months ago. I apply the stuff in the morning. If nothing else it gives me that little extra protection, but I can get away with using very little because my pits don't sweat, thus very little odor.

Highly recommend.

Over the past year I've noticed my excess sweating under my arms, I've tried many anti-perspirants: roll ons, sprays, but none seemed to work and it was getting embarrassing and I just felt uncomfortable with shirts been sweat through. I decided to give this product a try and I'm very pleased with the results. My biggest tip is to just FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS. If you put it on the night before, you don't need it in the morning don't worry. Apply at night and put regular deodorant on the next day to stay smelling fresh. Also for the love of god do not put this on immediately after showering or shaving, you will get chemical burns that can last at least a week, this stuff is strong and I learned my lesson. Overall this stuff works good, sweating was gone within the first few days and I'm very happy about it!