Do you also suffer from sweaty breasts under thick sweaters? That's completely normal. Here's what you can do about it.

Sweaty breasts are not only a problem in summer. Even in the cold season, when we wear undershirts and thick sweaters over them, there can be increased sweating under the breasts. Here are some helpful tips on what you can do about "boob sweat".

What you can do against sweating breasts

Sweating breasts: This helps against "Boob Sweat
1. baby powder
2. panty liners
3. socks
4. nursing pads
Caution: You should keep your hands off this product

Sweaty breasts: This helps against "boob sweat".

Beads of sweat between the breasts, wet bra underwires and unsightly stains on the top: "Boob Sweat" affects many women. This refers to heavy sweating under and between the breasts. At worst, the increased sweating leads to a rash in the form of pimples, the smell of sweat and sore spots on the breasts. On Facebook, women have now revealed their best tips on how to get their sweaty breasts under control.

1. Baby powder

Sometimes home remedies are the most helpful and at the same time the easiest solution to many a problem. For example, baby powder is said to work wonders in the fight against sweaty breasts. Simply apply it to the area between and under your breasts, put on a bra and you're done.

Since you wear more fabric in the fall anyway, the baby powder remains invisible. What happens under your clothes: The baby powder binds the body fluid and keeps the skin dry. In addition, it cares for the strained areas and thus prevents chafing and rashes. The only disadvantage: after 2 to 3 hours you have to re-powder to maintain the anti-sweat effect.

2. Panty liners

One woman on the forum uses panty liners to soak up sweat. "Put a panty liner in your bra. I do that all the time and it works. The sticky side goes on your bra and the absorbent side goes to your boobs."

Tip for you: For hygiene, we recommend you always pack a change of panty liners.

3. Socks

Another user commented that she uses old socks for the "boob sweat" and uses them as boob sweat pads. "I always put socks in my bra and then change them every four hours depending on how hot it is. You'll be surprised how hot and wet the sock is after you take it out. But I assure you that you will not sweat or have pain under your breasts."

4. Nursing pads

Nursing pads are the perfect solution for a woman. "The nursing pads work wonders, I'm not pregnant or nursing, but they are amazing."

Caution: you should keep your hands off this product

However, almost all women advise against one product: Toilet paper. Because the paper can dissolve from sweat, leaving you with little paper lint everywhere. Which, like this woman, can lead to an awkward situation.

"I was at work the other day and had put toilet paper in my bra. Not recommended! The paper turned into thousands of little pieces and I left a trail like Hansel and Gretel wherever I went."