Just started wearing skirts a lot and have chafing on thighs - help!

[Anonymous]

Deodorant also works!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Runners body glide

My friend turned me on to this after she found it in her google search for "chub rub." So I solved a problem AND learned the name for it on the same day. Exciting stuff! The only person I know who doesn't have this problem is my semi-anorexic 6 year old.

You don't have to be super skinny to be blissfully unaware of this problem. Just blessed with wide-set "child birthing" hips.

[Anonymous]

Yes, body glide!

[Anonymous]

Body Glide is great, as many others have said. So are Jockey's Skimmies or similar lightweight bike shorts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Deodorant also works!

+1

Rub antiperspirant on the inside of your thighs. Works like a charm.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Skimmies

+1

[Anonymous]

Second the Monistat anti - chafing gel. Very lightweight and dries fast. I use it for running too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Deodorant also works!

Yup! Cute story, I was doing this yesterday when I was getting ready for work, and my 2 year old son saw me doing this and then wanted to put deodorant on his tummy. They pick up on everything!

Anyway, deodorant works perfectly.

[Anonymous]

My son plays football and used to get awful inner thigh chafing. Teammate recommended a product called Anti Monkey Butt. I ordered from Amazon and he's been chafe free ever since.

[Anonymous]

Lightweight bike shorts are good for this and sudden breezes, too. Don't take the spanx recommendations. Those should not be worn on a daily basis. They actually are tight enough to cause problems with your internal organs. Special occasions only.

[Anonymous]

Lanacaine anti chafe cream and jockeys skimmers

[Anonymous]

Gold Bond powder

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just started having this problem at 30 wks pregnant (my hips are so wide that my thighs never touched prior to that) and lightweight Spanx have been a great solution. Highly recommend getting a few pairs.

WHAT? Don't wear spanx while pregnant! Are you crazy?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just started having this problem at 30 wks pregnant (my hips are so wide that my thighs never touched prior to that) and lightweight Spanx have been a great solution. Highly recommend getting a few pairs.

WHAT? Don't wear spanx while pregnant! Are you crazy?

Are you stupid? You do know she's talking about the maternity kind?

[Anonymous]

Lightweight biker shorts changed my life!