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How do you reduce facial sweating? I've tried to find an answer on my own already.?

I have a problem with sweating, specifically of my forehead. For the record I don't get sweaty palms or feet, but if I am exercising heavily, my arms and legs even sweat a tiny amount.

I have tried everything from cutting my hair fairly short to using special types of makeup, but nothing seems to help.

A brisk walk doesn't tire me out, but you wouldn't know that because after an hour I can literally have the neck and sleeves of my shirt drenched in sweat. It's just that I always get to hot. I like really cold temperatures (I.e. I keep my room at 65 degrees).

I don't eat very healthy, but even when I went "cold turkey" and ate nothing but fresh vegetables/meats/milk/LOTS of water for a month, I still saw no decrease in my sweating.

I've actually thought about getting my sweat glands surgically "turned off", but decided that could be really bad for my health (and wallet).

So....got any ideas? I'd appreciate them if you do.

This may sound strange, but you cutting your hair short, made your sweating problem worse. We lose heat through our head and hands and feet. Even as babies. You must keep your hair a good length that you feel is managable for you. Your hair will collect some the sweat and as it produces, it will cool and (hopefully) disappear as it reaches the air.

Wear light shirts and put on a lightweight cotton shirt on you absorb the moisture. You may need something like baby powder to sprinkle on the areas where you sweat and find it noticeable. The powder will do some absorbing along with the shirt.

The only other thing is bringing some extra tops with you and that baby powder to reapply later. When I was younger I use to sweat alot on my hands and feet. Being a girl it made it uncomfortable for me shake people's hand or hold a guy's hand with sweaty palms. So, I know how you feel.

This sweating problem will go away when you get older My problem finally went away.... But knowing when would help.

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