Facial Sweating Remedies

This blog is dedicated to help people suffering from excessive facial sweating. I will try to share interesting articles and research on treating excessive sweating sickness

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Have you ever tried Aloe Vera for facial sweating?

I have been suffering from facial sweating since the time I remember. I mostly sweat on my fore head, nose, chin and I sweat excessively. This excessive sweating sickness has impacted my social life and my professional life. Many people suffering from hyperhidrosis will agree how frustrating excessive sweating can be and they would try any treatment to get rid of this. Unfortunately there is no permanent solution to hyperhidrosis, but there are treatments that will reduce it and make you feel better. One such thing I tried in recent days was use of Aloe Vera. Let me share my experience on Aloe Vera and if it helps.

What is aloe vera and what are its benefits?

Let’s first understand Aloe Vera. Aloe vera plant grows wild in tropical climates around the world and is cultivated for agricultural and medicinal uses. Aloe vera is used as juice, skin lotion, ointments and has many health benefits. Aloe vera is also used for weight loss, diabetes, hepatitis, inflammatory bowel diseases, osteoarthritis, stomach ulcers, asthma, radiation-related skin sores, fever, itching and inflammation, and many more. Aloe vera has many health benefits and is worth a try.

Below are few ways Aloe vera is being used…

Heartburn relief: Aloe vera is known to ease heartburn and other digestive related disorders. Consumption of aloe gel at meals reduces the severity of Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). It’s considered to be safe and gentle remedy for heartburn.

As a mouthwash: Aloe vera extract is also considered to be safe and effective alternative to non natural mouthwashes. The plant contains a healthy dose of vitamin C, that can block plaque and provide relief if you have bleeding or swollen gums.

Skin care: Aloe vera to keeps your skin clear and hydrated and make it an effective face moisturizer and pain reliever.

Hair growth: Aloe vera is not just great for your skin but also has a number of benefits for your hair. Aloe vera, if used along with castor oil, promotes hair growth. It also helps in reducing the dandruff.

Aloe vera has many more benefit. Just google and see yourself.

How does aloe vera help in reducing facial sweating? Aloe Vera when applied to the skin, has a nice cooling effect. This really helps when temperature is high with humidity. In such scenarios Aloe Vera works for 2-3 hours as a temporary solution. A small application of this moisturizer can help in tricky situation and avoid social embarrassment. So, if you have a hot date or an upcoming business meeting and you want to control your sweating, aloe vera can be used as a temporary fix.

Try using Aloe vera and share your experience, if you find it useful. We would love to hear from you.

If you need more facial sweating solutions, read “Handling Excessive Facial Sweating”.

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[thefrogman]

There are people who are convinced that shame and guilt are effective ways to motivate someone to address their weight issues. A recent study has indicated that this method can actually make things much worse.

When a person with overeating issues gets depressed, food is often what they use to seek comfort. You are not helping. You are not being supportive. You are not giving us “tough love.” You are triggering our depression and causing us to eat even more.

Please stop making us eat your words. They are very… fattening. 

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[dangariana]

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I hate the fact that this is MILD for me. On a plus side, the average of once a month when my hands might be dry, they get super soft. :)

[spicecat-deactivated20151127]

Drew a version of this a while ago for my psychology teacher to hang in his classroom. The way people so often misinterpret legitimate mental disorders is probably one of my biggest pet peeves.

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and this is why I don’t wear grey

[joeydeangelis]

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and this is why I don’t wear grey

[peacefully-anxious]

Things people with Social Anxiety do

•go to the bathroom to escape

•feel very uncomfortable without a phone or some other crutch

•dwell on a small awkward moment for much longer than necessary

•never go to any social event without a person that makes you feel comfortable

•follow said person way too much

•worry about the person beginning to find you obnoxious

•faking an illness to get out of a social event

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Have you ever tried Aloe Vera for facial sweating?

I have been suffering from facial sweating since the time I remember. I mostly sweat on my fore head, nose, chin and I sweat excessively. This excessive sweating sickness has impacted my social life and my professional life. Many people suffering from hyperhidrosis will agree how frustrating excessive sweating can be and they would try any treatment to get rid of this. Unfortunately there is no permanent solution to hyperhidrosis, but there are treatments that will reduce it and make you feel better. One such thing I tried in recent days was use of Aloe Vera. Let me share my experience on Aloe Vera and if it helps.

What is aloe vera and what are its benefits?

Let’s first understand Aloe Vera. Aloe vera plant grows wild in tropical climates around the world and is cultivated for agricultural and medicinal uses. Aloe vera is used as juice, skin lotion, ointments and has many health benefits. Aloe vera is also used for weight loss, diabetes, hepatitis, inflammatory bowel diseases, osteoarthritis, stomach ulcers, asthma, radiation-related skin sores, fever, itching and inflammation, and many more. Aloe vera has many health benefits and is worth a try.

Below are few ways Aloe vera is being used…

Heartburn relief: Aloe vera is known to ease heartburn and other digestive related disorders. Consumption of aloe gel at meals reduces the severity of Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). It’s considered to be safe and gentle remedy for heartburn.

As a mouthwash: Aloe vera extract is also considered to be safe and effective alternative to non natural mouthwashes. The plant contains a healthy dose of vitamin C, that can block plaque and provide relief if you have bleeding or swollen gums.

Skin care: Aloe vera to keeps your skin clear and hydrated and make it an effective face moisturizer and pain reliever.

Hair growth: Aloe vera is not just great for your skin but also has a number of benefits for your hair. Aloe vera, if used along with castor oil, promotes hair growth. It also helps in reducing the dandruff.

Aloe vera has many more benefit. Just google and see yourself.

How does aloe vera help in reducing facial sweating? Aloe Vera when applied to the skin, has a nice cooling effect. This really helps when temperature is high with humidity. In such scenarios Aloe Vera works for 2-3 hours as a temporary solution. A small application of this moisturizer can help in tricky situation and avoid social embarrassment. So, if you have a hot date or an upcoming business meeting and you want to control your sweating, aloe vera can be used as a temporary fix.

  Try using Aloe vera and share your experience, if you find it useful. We would love to hear from you.

If you need more facial sweating solutions, read “Handling Excessive Facial Sweating”.