11 Ways to Keep Your Inner Thighs From Chafing (That Totally Work)
Chafing can be a real pain in the summer. Here are 11 anti-chafing products that will keep thighs from rubbing and stop the irritation before it starts.
Although this is marketed for workouts, it works just as well to prevent chafing on a day-to-day basis. The easy-to-apply spray provides a protective barrier while simultaneously repairing and cooling. It's all thanks to the brand's encapsulated technology that promises to keep thighs soft and smooth. Hyaluronic acid is also included to up the moisture content, soothe irritation and provide an antioxidant barrier against environmental aggressors.
If cyclists swear by this balm, you know it's good. The vitamin-enriched stick should be applied on your inner thighs before you put on clothing to keep chafing at bay all day. Never wet or greasy, it's sweat-resistant and keeps pores clear. Bonus: You can also swipe it around your bra to avoid annoying rubbing up top.
While most of us associate Monistat with relieving that unbearable itching that goes hand in hand with yeast infections, the brand also has a product to relieve the painful effects of chafing. This powder gel forms a breathable moisture control barrier to combat friction, leading to less wear and tear. Plus, it dries to a silky finish so it will feel good all day long.
With moisture wicking fabric and a no-squeeze design, Thigh Society's undies stop chafing before it starts. You can feel confident sporting dresses, skirts, shorts and pants since the opaque fabric has zero front, back or side seams so no one will know you're wearing them. Lightweight and breathable, you can rock a pair no matter the season and still feel comfortable.
Nongreasy, nonirritating and free of any cloying fragrance, Gold Bond's chafing solution gets the job done without any side effects. While it's cutting down on friction, it soothes and moisturizes skin, making it ideal for even those sensitive types. And one swipe will go the distance with this long-lasting formula.