Triglide also works or wear compression gear underneath your skirt.

Anonymous wrote:What is this thigh chaffing in heat in pregnancy? I was pregnant in Sub Saharan Africa and had no chaffing and I never heard of this.

Um, congratulations?

Anonymous wrote:What is this thigh chaffing in heat in pregnancy? I was pregnant in Sub Saharan Africa and had no chaffing and I never heard of this.

Aka chub rub

Rump by Lush. It's like a lotion/balm that's non-greasy and dries fast once applied. Good luck!

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Anonymous wrote:This is why I prefer to wear shorts. It's a little hotter but it's not uncomfortable to walk.

+1

Costco has Jockey Skimmies Slipshorts in a cheap 2-pack right now. They're made of wicking fabric and don't get sweaty. Better than rubbing on something that will inevitably rub or sweat off, IMO. YMMV.

Forgot to add that these are underwear and work well under dresses.

Anonymous wrote:This is why I prefer to wear shorts. It's a little hotter but it's not uncomfortable to walk.

+1

Costco has Jockey Skimmies Slipshorts in a cheap 2-pack right now. They're made of wicking fabric and don't get sweaty. Better than rubbing on something that will inevitably rub or sweat off, IMO. YMMV.

Anonymous wrote:This is why I prefer to wear shorts. It's a little hotter but it's not uncomfortable to walk.

Oh yeah, I agree. But I can't wear shorts to work and I'm not wearing pants in this heat either.

This is why I prefer to wear shorts. It's a little hotter but it's not uncomfortable to walk.

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Anonymous wrote:What is this thigh chaffing in heat in pregnancy? I was pregnant in Sub Saharan Africa and had no chaffing and I never heard of this.

You should really use Google then. You can find a lot of information there ... Give it a try!

I'll excuse your biatchines if you are pregnant. Someone was nicer and replied.

I won't excuse your ignorance, sorry. Be better next time. Just because something didn't happen to you doesn't mean it's not a thing.

Ok, then. I guess we can just tell Jeff to delete dcum. Hopefully you are not pregnant, on second thought!

I’m not sure what being pregnant has to do with any of this. I’m sorry you’re missing the point: Just because something didn't happen to you doesn't mean it's not a thing.

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Anonymous wrote:Rub deodorant/antiperspirant between your thighs. Rub it all over.

You're welcome.

+1 (spray antiperspirant is even better)

I use powder deodorant and it's always helped, so either way! (Pregnant now, but learned this when i was more of a distance runner - don't think I've had a thigh gap since i hit puberty!)

Anonymous wrote:Rub deodorant/antiperspirant between your thighs. Rub it all over.

You're welcome.

+1 (spray antiperspirant is even better)

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is this thigh chaffing in heat in pregnancy? I was pregnant in Sub Saharan Africa and had no chaffing and I never heard of this.

You should really use Google then. You can find a lot of information there ... Give it a try!

I'll excuse your biatchines if you are pregnant. Someone was nicer and replied.

I won't excuse your ignorance, sorry. Be better next time. Just because something didn't happen to you doesn't mean it's not a thing.

Ok, then. I guess we can just tell Jeff to delete dcum. Hopefully you are not pregnant, on second thought!

I bought these cute maternity shorts for under dresses because I was a first time thigh chafer when I got pregnant. The first time it got over 85 degrees, dumb me got a yeast infection. I should have taken them off to dry after a sweaty dog walk.

"Good" news is that you break in your thighs like you do a pair of shoes. Now it's fine even though my thighs are even bigger and it's even hotter. I'm not wearing the shorts anymore Glad to hear the body glide works too!

Megababe makes a product just for chafing!