Excessive sweating
Sweating is a completely normal metabolic process of the human
body and can still be extremely unpleasant for many people: the
skin shines, sweat stains form, and eventually an
unpleasant odor develops. Yet sweating has a very simple and
convincing function: to cool the body, because for the sweat to
evaporate, it requires energy, and this energy comes from the heat of the
skin. Sweat consists of 99% water.
The composition of sweat depends on various factors, but as a rule, the ion concentration is lower than the composition of other body fluids, such as blood, which is why it is referred to as a
hypotonic fluid.
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Those affected are very often insecure in the presence of others and
do not dare to offer their sweaty hand to others. Visible sweat stains constantly form under the
armpits, and despite
intensive body hygiene, sweat odor can repeatedly occur,
which can be very unpleasant for a partner or in professional situations.
However, there are – in addition to thorough body hygiene – some
approaches to reduce excessive sweating.
How to dose odaban® correctly
odaban® Spray
odaban® Spray
Less is more. One spray per armpit/skin area is sufficient. Excessive use can irritate the skin.
It is best to spray onto a cotton pad and gently dab onto the skin.
odaban® Gel
odaban® Gel
With odaban Gel, you can perfectly determine the amount you need to stop your sweat flow. Usually, a small amount is sufficient.
odaban® Deo Stick
odaban® Deo Stick
The odaban® stick is formulated to be especially mild. At first, a very thin application is sufficient, as the stick is quite firm, 1-2 strokes are enough. If your skin tolerates the product well and you desire a stronger effect, you can gradually increase the dose.
What to do about excessive sweating
odaban® offers a gentle, cost-effective, and highly effective way to get excessive sweating under control, and has been available in pharmacies for decades.
The aluminum chloride it contains, at an appropriate concentration, causes the ducts of the sweat glands in the treated areas to constrict. At the same time, a complex is formed that
seals the sweat ducts like a plug, effectively regulating sweating.
