Humidity help 😭☀️
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Jul 12, 2014
Zoe M.
I have a spray Deoterent you can get then at Walmart target any wear and you can just vary it around and it's Deoterent so it cover. All the stickiness and sweat!! Plus they smell good
Jul 12, 2014
Zoe M.
Also it is not just for arm pita it's also for the body
Jul 12, 2014
Diana T.
Don't put lotion on your body :P I know it sounds weird but when it gets humid I find there is little need for lotion for me - my skin is hydrated by the moisture in the air - otherwise you can buy a dehumidifier for your home so at least you won't have to deal with it at home - also fans help too - it's just moisture in the air you can't really get rid of it because it's something that nature produces - so you can either get used to it or not.
Jul 12, 2014
Diana T.
Lol then buy the dehumidifier dang.. Don't get mad about it.
Jul 12, 2014
Breeze T.
I agree with the no lotion thing Diana said. Mineral oil (paraffinum liquidum) will make humid weather feel ten times worse on your skin. It's another deal if you apply a natural butter or oil like almond oil or Shea butter,(if your skin really needs extra moisture) but nothing on will probably feel the best. I also like to shower with a mentholated shower gel so it leaves a cool sensation on my skin for a while!