A substance that inhibits sweating. Also called antisudorific, anaphoretic.
A chemical ingredient in some deodorants that tend to prevent a person from perspiring. An example is aluminum chlorohydrate.
An agent that prevents sweating.
A substance which prevents sweating.
A substance, typically formulated as a lotion, cream, or spray, is topically applied to the skin with the intention of diminishing perspiration. In certain cases, concentrated forms of this substance are utilized for the treatment of hyperhidrosis, a condition characterized by excessive and abnormal sweating.
An antiperspirant is designed to decrease the production of sweat by the sweat glands and obstruct the channels through which sweat is released onto the skin’s surface.
The use of antiperspirants can potentially lead to skin irritation, especially when applied to compromised or broken skin.