Can I use this on my forehead? I swear a lot there and want it to stop.
1803789
That seems more like a question for the Secret customer service department.
1803790
I would not recommend it. I think their description says only use on underarms.I dont think any deodorant works on your forehead because the sweat there is usually from the hair follicles/pores on your head. But I'm not an expert.
1803791
You can but I would be concerned with it going in your eyes. I also reviewed this project and it does not work. At least not for me.
1803792
I don't see why not, unless it clogs pores and causes pimples. Off label use is not always a bad thing; for example, the small print on eye makeup says something like, "do not use near eyes". Aspirin use off label can prevent heart attacks. On label use of certain approved drugs can be harmful. It's about using your common sense, doing your research, and not believing everything you read, see or hear.
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"Antiperspirants are considered the first line of treatment for excessive sweating and can be used nearly anywhere on the body where sweating is a problem. That's right, antiperspirants are not just for your underarms - you can use them on your hands, feet, face, back, chest, and even groin. The most widely used ingredients in antiperspirants are metallic salts. Preparations containing aluminum chloride hexahydrate are among the most effective. Aluminum chloride hexahydrate concentrations of 10% to 15% are recommended for excessive sweating of the underarms. For the hands or feet, higher concentrations are needed - usually around 30%. Antiperspirants can be tried for facial, back, groin, and bra line sweating, too, but because skin irritation can occur, it's important to talk to your dermatologist before applying an antiperspirant to sensitive areas. He or she may have recommendations about which antiperspirants, or active ingredient concentrations, may be more suitable for different regions of the body. For instance, aerosol antiperspirant products are particularly useful for the feet (experts recommend spraying an over-the-counter antiperspirant on the bottom of your feet and in between your toes as a first-line treatment). If you suffer from an annoyingly sweaty face, consider applying an antiperspirant along your hairline. A soft solid formulation would work best in this case.Test the product on a tiny area of skin first to make sure that it won't cause irritation." Link----&gt; http://www.sweathelp.org/en/hyperhidrosis-treatments/antiperspirants/not-just-for-underarms.html Hope this helps!
87622
It says not to use on the face. I wanted to use on my upper lip but decided not to try after rereading instructions.
2140902
Yes it can be used just about anywhere. But it is too wide for the eyebrow area. There is a smaller epilady made just for the face that works the same way it's just smaller so if you intend to use it only for the face I would consider it.
2278610
Yes but I dilute it down and put in a spray bottle. Block your face from the spray because it stings. Works very well!
2239945
I use this on my hair and body. But, it is too thick for it to be something I'd use on my face.
452386
I've only used it for compression hose, but it works well for that. The only problem I've had is being active on warm, humid days, when the adhesive may detach. Since your forehead and scalp won't be moving as much as my thighs, and gravity will be working for you instead of against you (unless you're a high-wire aerialist) I don't anticipate any problems. When you want to get it off, it comes off without much discomfort, unlike spirit gum which once took a hefty hank of my hair with it.
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I haven't had to need to use it that way. This ointment has a strong odor that's hard to describe, but the odor goes away eventually. It's an ointment that's kinda greasy and waterproof. I don't think you'd want to use it on your scalp. There is a tea tree shampoo that would probably work much better for you.
1975216
I have minor wrinkles on my forehead, and it softens those. What you probably need to use along with this is some type of moisturizer. It plumps the skin and makes wrinkles less noticeable.
664095
No I do not recommend it. It made my forehead break out with little acne bumps everywhere because it clogged my skin. It is very, very thick and sits on top of the skin like oils would.
1434563
I would steer clear of the immediate eye area. This stuff really is potent and when I put it on, I can hardly stand it for the first minute or 2. See how you react to it and how sensitive you are, but I personally can't go too close to my eyes. Good luck!
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I honestly have no idea if you can use it for a head massage. I know it's ok to use on your face b/c I use it on my face and the rest of my body. I don't think it would hurt ones head, but I've never used it on my head so I don't know.
1929352
ABSOLUTELY NOT. I love this stuff. Had my eyebrows tattooed and the person that did it ruined my eyebrows so I have started using this product and absolutely love it.
2207878
I will suggest not to use this product over your entire face as it states use only for specific areas.
808858
umm... stop using it? lol Seriously though I've never had that problem. You might just be allergic to it. So stop using it.
1347080
no!!absolutely don't do it with ur eyebrow!! u won't able to control it and it may remove all ur hair.
885367
No I have used the product on my 58 year old forehead along with all my grandchildren.It is really handy for the handicap that will not hold still :)
39139
No, it is not normal. You must be allergic to it. I would stop using it if I were you. It doesn't do much anyway.