odaban antiperspirant spray (1 x 30ml)

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!!

I am a physician who would come home after a long-day's work with my undershirt and dress shirt soaked under the arms. I had been using the Mitchum PowerGel with 25% aluminum sesquichlorohydrate. This is the highest percentage of active ingredient I could find in an anti-perspirant. However, this was not effective in controlling the wetness. In fact, before I would leave for work in the morning, my shirt would already begin to feel wet. At the hospital, I was embarrassed to raise my arms and was self-conscious of the excessive amount of wetness present. This has all drastically changed with Odaban, an English anti-perspirant with 20% aluminum chloride in a spray dispenser. I was determined to find a more effective product than I was previously using, so I searched and I found numerous excellent reviews regarding Odaban. I have been using it for only three days and the results are dramatic. The product's application instructions are a bit unusual for an anti-perspirant, but it works. It is only to be used at night prior to going to sleep, with one spray to each area (in my case, under the arms). In the morning, the area is washed. Now, the first time I used this, my shirt was pretty wet the next day and I was not impressed at all. However, the instructions say that it could take up to a week of nightly applications before the sweating is under control. So, the second night I sprayed twice under each arm to see if this worked better. It is OK to apply twice in an area if needed depending on each person's situation. I washed off in the morning and my shirt was totally dry the whole day. It really is amazing. And you don't even have to apply another product in the morning after washing. But, if you want to, it is OK to use a deodorant. It has no effect on Odaban's performance. After a week, the nightly applications are supposed to diminish to only 1-2 times per week if the wetness is controlled. I am still in the first week period of nightly applications, and thus far, this product has been fantastic. I would highly recommend this to anyone, without hesitation, who excessively sweats and the "regular" products available seem to have no effect. Chances are, this will.

This product was so amazing that I really wanted to share this with other people. For more than 12 years I had sweaty armpits with all related problems (avoiding cotton clothes, avoiding tight clothes, sweating even when it's not that warm and being very embarrassed about it...). I was really frustrated and felt uncomfortable but I thought I just had to live with it. A friend told me about products like Odoban and that they would really work. So, I did some research and compared different product descriptions and Odoban seemed the best choice. The application as a spray is clean and avoids any contaminations which seemed to be important. I followed the instructions that came with the spray very carefully. I used it every evening before I went to bed for 1 week. After only 1 night I already felt a huge difference. Walking fast with a jacket and a backpack did not cause my long-sleeve cotton shirt to be soaked in sweat but only 2 tiny spots of wetness appeared - that was an amazing difference to me. Throughout the first week my skin got indeed a bit irritated but I decided that I really wanted this to work and kept using it. It was hurting the skin a little bit. After one week I switch to applying it only once a week and it was like a miracle to me! My skin recovered and I just didn't sweat anymore - only a small amount of spray once a week changed soo much! This was 2 years ago and I'm using it since. I started buying different kinds of clothes and I'm more confident about myself, how I look and how I smell. Today, even if I don't apply it every 7 days but only every 10 days, I'm still good!Just one warning - you really have to follow the instruction! Don't shave your armpits just before you want to apply it. Putting Odoban on irritated skin is painful. And make sure that your armpits are dry and clean when you apply it and don't do any work that makes you sweat after you applied it. Odoban and water turn into an acid, which hurts and irritates your skin. Apply Odoban, let it dry for a few minutes, put your PJ on, go to bed and wake up with sweat-free armpits...

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.