SweatBlock Daily Antiperspirant Face Wipes + Oily Skin Control, Minimize Shine & Protect Makeup

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It’s common for people battling nervous sweating to avoid talking to others about it because they are embarrassed or feel alone. But the condition is actually really common, and your doctor may be able to help you with the problem.

Less Caffeine: Caffeine promotes the release of adrenaline and puts your body into beast mode “fight or flight”. Your heart rate goes up, blood pressure rises, and for a few hours you feel unstoppable. All the superpowers that come from your favorite energy drink or morning coffee have side effects. Yep… with that gain comes some pain – more sweat. A range of factors may trigger symptoms of hyperhidrosis. These factors are typically those that would increase body temperature or the risk of sweating. If you sweat excessively on your head and face, you may have a condition known as craniofacial hyperhidrosis or excessive sweating.

We think it’s unfair. Why should some people sweat more than others? Why does a pair of sweaty armpits get to dictate how you feel about yourself and how others feel about you? These medicines are called anticholinergics and are taken by mouth. Glycopyrrolate is the most commonly used. Its use as a treatment for facial sweating is considered “off-label,” meaning that while it is effective in controlling face sweating , it was formulated to treat other medical conditions.

iontophoresis, a procedure where doctors treat the affected area by passing a weak electrical current through water or a moistened pad (not common for use on the face)

Clinical Strength Antiperspirant Wipes for Excessive Sweating & Hyperhidrosis

People with secondary hyperhidrosis tend to experience symptoms throughout the entire body, and symptoms can begin at any age. Symptoms also tend to develop suddenly. Secondary hyperhidrosis may also cause excessive night sweats. At-home and therapeutic interventions can often help people manage or reduce symptoms of hyperhidrosis.

We typically sweat more in warmer climates or while exercising. However, in some cases, people sweat excessively for no obvious reason. This is a condition called hyperhidrosis and more specifically, sweating on the head and face is called craniofacial hyperhidrosis.

Long-Lasting Makeup Protection

Sweating of the face and head is normal. However, excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis) of these areas can be uncomfortable and challenging. Be careful, these prescription strength antiperspirants can cause serious skin irritations so it’s important to follow the guidelines for use and application exactly as prescribed by your doctor. Both clinical strength and prescription strength hyperhidrosis antiperspirants are formulated primarily for underarm use but they have also proven effective for treating face and forehead sweating.