Do you perspire under your armpits? We all do. Do sweat stains interfere with your comfort or confidence? Do you dread hot months because your sweat shows through your shirt? Perspiration can lead to short- and long-term stains on clothing - and it's uncomfortable!
These Disposable Pads protect you and make you feel dry, comfortable and confident all day.
Simply peel and stick the pad on the inside of your shirt where the torso part meets the arms of the shirt, and you're ready for a sweat-proof day!
KEY BENEFITS
- SWEAT WICKING - The quick and easy all-day solution to armpit sweat stains is here! No need to change shirts mid-day with the Underarm Pad absorbing armpit sweat.
- NO MORE STAINS - The super-absorbent material wicks sweat, keeping you looking dry and clean so you can feel confident and comfortable all day. Raise those arms confidently.
- EASY TO USE & DISPOSABLE – With it’s quick adhesive property, simply stick the folded pad on the inside of your shirt. At the end of the day, simply remove the pad and throw it away. No stains, no sweat, no smell. For maximum effect, try these sweat absorbing pads with your deodorant.
- FEEL FRESH ALL DAY - Sweat can make us feel uncomfortable, especially when it's visible on our clothes. This simple and effective pad will give you a sense of freedom, freshness and comfort.
The pad is made of a highly absorbent material that collects moisture and stores it. This means you will feel dry all day and your shirt will stay dry, too! The pad is designed to wick and store quite a bit of perspiration, but if you tend to sweat excessively, especially in the summer months (it's common), you may consider switching out the sweat pad in the middle of the day. Just toss the old one and apply a fresh one.
This product uses the high-quality German Henkel adhesive.
Contents: 30 Pairs (2 pads for each armpit = 60 pieces)
End-to-end length (folds in half): 4.72" (12cms)
Components:
Non-woven fabric (Wiki: Nonwoven fabric is a fabric-like material made from staple fiber and long fibers, bonded together by chemical, mechanical, heat or solvent treatment.)
Aid-laid paper (Wiki: A textile-like material made from fluff pulp, also categorized as a nonwoven fabric.)
Waterproof film
Glue
Release paper (Wiki: A release liner is a paper or plastic-based film sheet (usually applied during the manufacturing process) used to prevent a sticky surface from prematurely adhering.)
