In the summer when I walk about quite a bit I always get really red sore chaffing legs where my thighs rub. I'm not overweight and I think naturally my legs just touch and rub. It gets pretty painful especially as it rubs just on all the stretch marks that are also there. Anybody found a good cream? I've tried so much from basic moisturizer to cycling bum cream and it reduces it but doesn't fix it. Vasaline is what I usually use as works the same as the others and is cheap.
In the summer when I walk about quite a bit I always get really red sore chaffing legs where my thighs rub. I'm not overweight and I think naturally my legs just touch and rub. It gets pretty painful especially as it rubs just on all the stretch marks that are also there. Anybody found a good cream? I've tried so much from basic moisturizer to cycling bum cream and it reduces it but doesn't fix it. Vasaline is what I usually use as works the same as the others and is cheap.
I saw a thread on the orlando groups about a product in asda called liquid talc, its in the baby section, people were raving about it saying it really helped, so much so it was sold out for ages as people scrambled to try it, probably back in stock now though, cheap too so worth a try without worrying about wasting money if it doesn't work
Mitchum roll on deodorant.
Either that or get really fat and then they stop rubbing. I say that as someone who was really fat and have lost 6 stone. Have three to go but chub rub is way worse now than it ever was at my biggest.
Lush do a powder called silky underwear, which is good. ASOS sell chafing shorts, these are £8. I wore them today and I’m very pleased with them [emoji108]
Lush do a powder called silky underwear, which is good. ASOS sell chafing shorts, these are £8. I wore them today and I’m very pleased with them [emoji108]
Medical talc called Zeezorb can purchase of Amazon absolutely brilliant and also a roll on called Anhydrol Forte which you apply at night then wash of in the morning stops you sweating completely is excellent, bit expensive but worth every penny