Reddit reviews Bodyglide Original Anti-Chafe Balm (0.45-Ounce)

Happy to help! The blister stick is very small so it fits really easily in your bag, you can actually use it on your legs too. A lot of people recommend Bodyglide which is an antichafe stick. I haven't tried it yet but I imagine it works great for both as well.

Before: apply BodyGlide liberally to armpit areas.

During run: spray armpit areas thoroughly with TriSlide.

After: as soon as possible soap wash all that scum out in a warm shower.

Keep the hair, it helps reduce friction.

• BodyGlide: https://amzn.com/B000KIMTCY
  
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This changed my life a wee bit.

Bodyglide anti-chafe stick - rub it wherever chafes, and no more chafing :) I finally now can wear dresses and skirts without needing to wear shorts underneath, and the whole clusterfuck of pulling those up when they lower too much, but not pulling them up too much or you'll chafe again... gah.

I would recommend it, I saw it on loseit a while ago and decided to try it on a whim - worthwhile whim, lemme tell you. If you get the smaller one it also fits into bags/purses really easily and so you can take it if you need to reapply it :)

But also hell yes, I would love to not even need this stuff! Always been a thigh rubber, hopefully one day that part of me will (literally) disappear!

If you have any problems with rubbing--your breasts on your rib cage, your thighs when you walk, your bra on your armpits when you sweat--try an anti-chafe stick. They're cheap and, at least for me, crazy effective. I can walk for hours now without feeling any friction. Personally, I stole my partner's Body Glide, and now I use it any time I'm walking in shorts or a dress. I visited NYC with a friend, offered him some Body Glide when he chafed after our first day walking around the city, and now he loves it, too. I actually forgot to use it before exercising this morning, and I definitely noticed the difference.

Deodorant can work, too, but I find it can leave white marks on my clothing and doesn't give the same amount of "glide."

Body Glide.... You may be as woolly as me but I guarantee you aren't woollier...

Edit: linky

> I ran through the rash that happens when your legs are too fat and rub together.

Another pro fat girl with flabby thighs that rub together trick... is this stuff right here. Bodyglide. Sounds like a sex thing, but it's not. It works great.

And for the diet stuff... remember, the first week or maybe two is always the worst. It's your adjustment period. Not that it's smooth sailing after that, but it gets much more manageable.

PS... Congrats on the running achievement! I do good just to get my lazy ass out the door every other day to do my c25k program. Lol. And I am super slow. Did just barely 2 miles last night in about 25 minutes.

A lot of replies have already said this, but consider switching from (assumed) boardshorts to a speedo. As a swimmer and Polo player, if I get in the pool for anything other than just paddling around I wear a speedo. If you feel uncomfortable with that you can try a different cut, maybe a drag suit like this (no chafing)

http://www.kiefer.com/kiefer-poly-mesh-trainer-products-1754.php?page_id=147

My last tip is to use body glide. Apply to chafing area before your workout.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000KIMTCY?pc_redir=1410773776&robot_redir=1

I use this stuff called Bodyglide. It's like a stick of deodorant made of Teflon (no idea if that is what it really is).

Anyone have any luck with this?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000KIMTCY/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i02?ie=UTF8&psc=1

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000KIMTCY/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?qid=1422060060&sr=8-2&dpPl=1&dpID=51B9kozewAL&ref=plSrch&pi=AC_SY200_QL40

Or similar...

Get yourself a Glide stick for chaffing. It saves lives.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000KIMTCY?pc_redir=1395813662&robot_redir=1

Ugh. Sorry if I'm getting a little bit frustrated with this, but you're really not stating your problem clearly here. If you describe what effect you're after in more detail, and what purpose the cream serves, it would be a lot easier to point you to something.
So far I gather : you need to prevent dryness, add moisture if possible, and prevent it from feeling unpleasant when rubbing against fabric. Sounds like an occlusive / anti-chafing gel more than a moisturizer.

Here is a really good product that's specifically designed for women's parts. I have it at home and it's really great for making the skin feel smooth and comfortable, and retaining moisture : https://www.amazon.com/MONISTAT-Complete-Chafing-Relief-Powder/dp/B00AXVJF52/

In the UK specifically, searching for "anti-chafing gel", there seem to be a couple of options :
Lanacane : I've had this one before and it's not as smooth / silky as the Monistat one, but it's ok.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Lanacane-3284726-Anti-Chafing-Gel-28grams/dp/B00YCQGRJG

These two - I have no idea if they're good but have good reviews and the first one has suitable ingredients :
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Udderly-Smooth-Chamois-Chaffing-Butter/dp/B002DR4ISI
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bodyglide-AB4-Anti-Chafe-0-45oz/dp/B000KIMTCY


Won't recommend you DIY this because it has more complex ingredients that you'll need to source and figure out how to assemble.

This used to happen to me!!! Before long runs I use Glide on my underarms and on my bra line. It glides on just like deodorant and it took care of my chafing immediately.

Bodyglide Original Anti-Chafe Balm (0.45-Ounce) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000KIMTCY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_.fLRybMC0EV43

Body Glide is your friend

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bodyglide-AB4-Anti-Chafe-0-45oz/dp/B000KIMTCY