I apply some rubbing alcohol when there's a stink that I can't wash out from my armpits. It works miracles!

miraDry done in a doctor's office. was about $2,000 a few years ago for my daughter. She had excellent results after nothing else worked. Recommend it highly.

Anonymous wrote:You need to disinfect your pits. Hibiclens in the shower--your entire underarm area basically from your elbows to your boobs. If you shower at night, you'll need to wash again in the morning. Also, touch up with an alcohol wipe during lunch.

I haven’t had quite OP’s level of problem (yet) but realized about five years ago that I wasn’t washing as much of my armpit as I needed. The glycolic acid or salicylic acid would probably work well, I’m not saying don’t do that, but increase the area you clean.

Also, I was in the process of using one of those home IPL hair remover (not 100% perfect! but I like the effect!) and realized that I was going weeks without antiperspirant, and I have always been someone who absolutely needs antiperspirant and not just deodorant. I am assuming that the IPL is strong enough to kill bacteria.

boob sweat?

Certain Dri anti-perspirant. Just don’t use it on broken skin like right after you’ve shaved your armpits. I use Certain Dri at night and regular deodorant during the day. And avoid wearing shirts/tops made of synthetic fabrics, stick with cotton or linen as much as possible because they are a lot more breathable than polyester. Synthetic fabrics tend to hold body odor and then that just compounds the problem because then your clothes are smelly too.

Anonymous wrote:Stridex pads in the red box is the answer

Agree!

Real Purity roll-on.

I second or third the posts about using Glycolic acid wipes. They really help kill the bacteria.

Also most deodorant build up on your skin. I use a loofah daily, but twice a week use a sugar scrub with oil to make sure all residue is removed.

If I use a glycolic wipe after using the scrub, I don’t need to use deodorant for the day until I shower again.