MegaBabe Thigh Rescue Anti Chafe Stick con aloe, granada y aceite de semilla de uva, Smoothening

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We've been taught to be ashamed if our thighs happen to rub up against each other, but it's a reality of life for lots of people — and there's no shame in using chafe-soothing products to protect you from that dreaded " chub rub." This is all thanks to the formula, a combination of aloe, pomegranate- and grapeseed oil. Pro: It's cruelty-free. How does it wear? What’s the consistency like? Does it leave behind any residue? These were the many questions I had when testing Thigh Rescue one recent morning. I knew shorts needed to be worn to get Thigh Rescue’s full effect. It is meant for bare skin after all. Aloe, grapeseed oil and antioxidant rich vitamin E provide extra hydration for happy, healthy skin!

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One of the most common running war wounds, if you’ve ever experienced painful chafing (and the even more painful post-run shower), you’ll want to go out of your way to avoid it again. Pomegranate Seed Extract - Protects skin’s outer layer, promoting cell regeneration & rapid healing. Anti-chafe products are a temporary preventive solution for uncomfortable chafing that is more common in warmer months. If you’re worried about it clogging your pores, this formula allows sweat to escape and skin to breathe. You can even apply this balm before putting on clothes or a wetsuit.

Water- and sweat-resistant, this spray is ideal for water activities like swimming or surfing or other physical activities like running or cycling. If you have trouble putting on protective gear like wetsuits, reviewers say this product acts like a second skin to alleviate uncomfortable rubbing and tugging. Wear nipple-guards: A critical one for men, avoid a blood-stained T-shirt by taping your nipples before you race. If you can appreciate a multipurpose product, you may enjoy using this dusting powder not only on your skin but also in your hair or sprinkled on your sheets. The longer you run, the harder it is to keep chafing at bay. At some point in a trail ultra, raw skin starts to feel as inevitable as taking a wrong turn or crouching in a patch of poison ivy to pee (just me?). In my test experience, RunGuard fights thigh chafing with the effectiveness of Body Glide, but it seems to last a bit longer on my skin—which is pretty handy when you’ll be out there for more than four hours.

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Though this product is designed to absorb moisture, it includes fine shavings of cocoa butter to help nourish skin and create a velvety texture so skin glides instead of rubs.

The material consists of a lightweight fabric that is soft and stretchy. The inner thigh area is free of stitching to further reduce friction, and the gusset is made of breathable cotton for maximum comfort. The most natural way is likely wearing protective clothing, such as shorts, or nipple covers or shields, depending on where you experience chaffing. Can you use anti-chafing cream every day?

Thighs Rub Together? You Need The Megababe Anti-Chafe Stick Thighs Rub Together? You Need The Megababe Anti-Chafe Stick

Warm temperatures, irritating shorts, and a little bit of sweat are the perfect recipe for skin chafing between the thighs. Featured in: The Strategist, Allure, NY Times, Elle, Self, New York Magazine, Glamour, Byrdie, Huffington PostNothing kills a good runner’s high faster than chafing, whether it’s irritation from wet and scratchy clothing, or the steady friction of skin-against-skin that makes it feel like your inner thighs are trying to build a campfire. The joys of summer running are many, but for most of us, they come at the price of raw and irritated skin. In colder weather, you can minimize chafing’s effects by wearing snug clothing that covers areas vulnerable to friction and doesn’t shift while your body is in motion. But in the heat of shorts and singlet season? The best chafe-protector is a layer of lubricating balm like Body Glide or Vaseline. I don’t like the texture of this at all, it’s very creamy and doesn’t seem to dry down, plus it melts in a hot climate. Chafing breaks the skin’s protective barrier, which defends the body against germs and infection. If your chafing goes beyond mild redness and chapped skin, see a doctor. Symptoms that need medical attention include: