Underarm Aoeoun Disposable Comfortable Unflavored Review

My armpits are wet even from antiperspirants. Every time I wear a light-colored t-shirt for a few hours, the armpits always get stained with a hardened combination of sweat and antiperspirants. I've been using this product for three days and it has changed my game. It easily sticks to the inside of my white t-shirts under my work shirts and soaks up every bead of sweat. Easy to remove after use without leaving any residue. You wouldn't even realize you were sweating. I didn't have a bad…

This is a great product if you like excitement and excitement. Will it stick? Will he slide? Where can I find it? Oh, is it scratching my ribs now? Surprise, he just fell on the floor! Great idea, but doesn't do what it's supposed to. You might have better luck with a menstrual pad 😐 I ended up going back and buying a Thompson Tee. The method is worth the investment and doesn't feel too "layered" or "hot". No sweat at all! 🎉

I wear dresses or other clothing to work that is often only dry cleaned. And as someone who sweats a lot, that means my clothes are only worn once before they need to be washed. I bought these to protect my clothes and allow me to wear my outfit more than once before needing dry cleaning. Mission accomplished! I highly recommend.

I live in sleeveless dresses all summer and wear a denim jacket or other light jacket with air conditioning. They are great for creating a barrier with these jackets so I don't have to wash them often. I don't sweat much, so I've found that I can wear pads in my white denim jacket for at least 5 socks (usually just a few hours at a time) before changing. This should also prevent yellowing in the armpits of the jacket. No trace after removal. Just ordered a black one from another seller for my…

I have hyperhidrosis so I need Miradry but I can't afford it so these are SWEAT PADS. I have reusable sweat protectors that work best but are uncomfortable to wear. I use sweat pads to reduce the amount of sweat. Since I have a problem, it will never sweat, but they work well. The pads are soft and very sticky. They won't go anywhere, I love that they stay in place but I was afraid they would be too difficult to remove later in the day. To my surprise, removing it wasn't difficult. The…

While browsing the Revain website I found these Aoeoun underarm sweat pads. And as someone who has to wear a full dress and deal with an audience in the heat, they sounded perfect. Got them in the mail last week and use them every day. They work exactly as described. Simply peel off the backing and apply to the armpits of your garment. Now you don't have to worry about nasty armpit sweat stains anymore. They fit perfectly and can be easily changed if necessary. They are very comfortable to wear

They are packaged very well, the adhesive is good enough to stick to clothes but not strong enough to ruin anything. I won't be using them for their intended purpose as I no longer work in an office but I have found another use for them and this is as a bra liner for when you are out with friends and don't want sweat stains. on your shirt in case you walk into a store on your way home or something. They are too thin to be used as nursing pads unless used for very short periods of time or for…

Let's face it, we're human and it's good to sweat. but we must not flaunt it or let it seep into our clothes. These armpit pads work like a charm. They absorb sweat and odor, protect clothes from sweat stains and extend life between washes. If I know I'm going to wear a nice shirt all day, I don't leave the house without it. The adhesive is safe and will not ruin your clothes if you remove it within 24 hours. I've only had one issue with the glue sticking to my thinner sweaters, but I've found…

I've been looking for a solution to the yellow stains problem under my arms for a long time. I bought brand new shirts and after one wear they had an unsightly yellow armpit stain. I had to soak shirts for hours and wash them multiple times to get the stains out, which became annoying and annoying. Is not it. I've been using aluminum-free deodorants for over 10 years and I still have yellow stains in my armpits. You should place the pads precisely along the inside armpit seam of your shirt…