If that is the case, then could you discuss if Vaseline could be a replacement for Monistat chafing relief powder gel that many use on the inner thighs when skirts/dresses are worn to prevent inner thigh rubbing discomfort. I might have to test the theory since it would be much cheaper.
Deodorant can cause hyperpigmentation, irritated raw pits, and like she said it depends on the cause. Vasaline will heal the itching and irritation which may help get rid of some of the hyperpigmentation. Using strong ingredients under the arm can cause serious problems such as baking soda, harsh creams, and certain soaps yes like dial and so on. Arm pits are sensitive.
In a million years that would be the one and only place that would have never ever occurred to me to run on petroleum jelly. Wouldn’t that stain the underarms in your night shirt or gown or pj’s shirt? And what about deodorant nope I’m out.
“If no one taught you this…” I am now taking advice from a 15 year old
I don’t trust taking advice from strangers especially on the internet 👀
Not much to trust or distrust is there though – it’s petroleum jelly. One of the safest things
I take the advice of the board certified dermatologist ❤🙏
Dermatologists don’t have any drug that actually works against long term fungal infections like that.
If Vaseline was a skin lightener, I would not be this color…LOOK LEFT!
I’d be a whole different color…lol😂😂
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I can’t see the hyperpigmentation in my arm pits because of all the hair.
I can’t think of one reason this might work other than your have dry flakey armpits
You just might need to exfoliate, but use something gentle like apple vinegar and a cotton ball.
I have never tried it but hyperpigmentation is caused by a fungal infection.
Don’t encourage them to get all greesed up and gloopy before bed
If that is the case, then could you discuss if Vaseline could be a replacement for Monistat chafing relief powder gel that many use on the inner thighs when skirts/dresses are worn to prevent inner thigh rubbing discomfort.
I might have to test the theory since it would be much cheaper.
Deodorant can cause hyperpigmentation, irritated raw pits, and like she said it depends on the cause. Vasaline will heal the itching and irritation which may help get rid of some of the hyperpigmentation. Using strong ingredients under the arm can cause serious problems such as baking soda, harsh creams, and certain soaps yes like dial and so on. Arm pits are sensitive.
In a million years that would be the one and only place that would have never ever occurred to me to run on petroleum jelly. Wouldn’t that stain the underarms in your night shirt or gown or pj’s shirt? And what about deodorant nope I’m out.