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Those nooks and Crannies

Ok this topic is mostly for the ladies but I suppose the guys may have this issue as well. I live in sunny HUMID Florida. I seem to be struggling with constant moisture under the boobs, and in the groin area, resulting in rash/fungus/yeast....whatever you want to call it. I am the Queen of Gold Bond powder but it is not always enough. What is anyone else using that helps with this?

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  • Nystatin cream ask your dr for it

  • I clean the areas under the breasts with Noxema and it helps get rid of the yeast and then I use, and I swear this is the REAL name of the product, "Monkey Butt Powder" - it's a powder like runners us

  • A dermatologist told me to spray vinegar on a paper towel, fold it up and place on area and let sit for 15 minutes. Works like a charm and CHEAP!

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7 minutes ago, nancymm72 said:

Nystatin cream ask your dr for it

I have that to clear it up. id like to prevent it lol Antiperspirant does not do the trick either.

I clean the areas under the breasts with Noxema and it helps get rid of the yeast and then I use, and I swear this is the REAL name of the product, "Monkey Butt Powder" - it's a powder like runners use to avoid friction when they run

I work for a direct sales company that has an awesome product for this! It's a non talc lotion that dries like a powder and lasts for hours! Let me know if you're interested! Not sure if I'm allowed to share specifics here :-)

I would like to know what it is? Please send me in msg thanks

2 hours ago, lindsay23230 said:

I work for a direct sales company that has an awesome product for this! It's a non talc lotion that dries like a powder and lasts for hours! Let me know if you're interested! Not sure if I'm allowed to share specifics here :-)

I’m interested

I have this same issue and I’m interested in getting more info on this powder as well.

Thank Angie ,

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14 hours ago, GradyCat said:

I clean the areas under the breasts with Noxema and it helps get rid of the yeast and then I use, and I swear this is the REAL name of the product, "Monkey Butt Powder" - it's a powder like runners use to avoid friction when they run

well no stranger than me using my son's budreux's butt cream for diaper rash LOL

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13 hours ago, lindsay23230 said:

I work for a direct sales company that has an awesome product for this! It's a non talc lotion that dries like a powder and lasts for hours! Let me know if you're interested! Not sure if I'm allowed to share specifics here :-)

please share

Zzorb available at Walgreens, great for any fungus related issue. If you can’t find the regular blue and white container get the one for athlete’s foot - same ingredients. Good Luck
A dermatologist told me to spray vinegar on a paper towel, fold it up and place on area and let sit for 15 minutes. Works like a charm and CHEAP!

I use feminine wash (like shower gel) under my tummy fold, behind my knees and all the places that hold odor and grow yeast/fungus. I've even had success with the kind I bought from Dollar Tree!

I am not sure as far as fungus and whatnot goes, but as far as rash/chaffing goes, I have used deodorant and it works wonders. Hope it helps you!

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