Best Anti-chafing Products: 7 Fool-proof ways to prevent that thigh rub

Best Anti-chafing Products: 7 Fool-proof ways to soothe that thigh rub

Kanako Sugawara

17 Jul 2018

updated the 18 July 2018 à 18:53

Say good-bye to dry, irritated thighs!

Best Anti-chafing Products: 7 Fool-proof ways to soothe that thigh rub

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Skin Relief cream (via Watsons), SGD 9.96
Stuck with itchy, irritated skin? Fret not, because there is a multitude of skin relief products out there to soothe your chafed skin. For one, the MUNDICARE Skin Relief cream is designed to soothe, relieve and moisturise dry, chafed and irritated skin, using soothing ingredients like melaleuca oil and aloe vera.
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6ixty8ight
Reusable Nipple Covers, SGD9.90
Nipple covers are every girl’s best friend - especially for those nights where you want to bust out that strapless or backless number. But did you know that it can also help with anti-chafing? If you find your ladies itching after a night out without a bra, this is the product for you. You can even choose from a number of cute shapes and sizes! Best bit: they're also reusable!
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Lush Cosmetics
Lush Cosmetics Silky Underwear, SGD31
Made with organic ingredients such as cornflour, kaolin, and fair trade cocoa butter, this jasmine-scented “dusting powder” will help you get over that post-shower stickiness. It’s definitely a product just for the home though - we don’t want you flaking this powder all over your office desk!
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Body Glide
Body-glide Anti-Blister and Chafing Skin Protectant Stick, 12.8g (via Guardian), SGD 17.90
A must-have for athletes and everyday working women, Body Glide is a plant-based, oil-free stick that you can quickly rub on to all parts of your body. Not only does it last a long time (so no need for embarrassing touch ups in the office bathroom!), it also won't stain your clothing. Use it when you go out to exercise in your cute but tight yoga pants, or just stick some on when you’re wearing that extra-nice pencil skirt to work.
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Triswim
Trislide Anti-Chafe Lubricant Spray (available at TRISWIM stores islandwide), SGD 21.90
This product has earned raving reviews from across the board - from cyclists to horseback riders, and even diabetics who need to special care for their skin. This spray spreads the anti-chafing product evenly and cleanly on your skin, and is also residue- and scent-free. A final perk: its environmentally friendly too!
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Thigh Society
Thigh Society Anti-Chafing Slip Shorts, approx. SGD46
Summer weather = loose clothing? Not quite! Even though it might feel better (temporarily) to wear loose-fitting clothing in the heat, some types of loose-fitting clothing, like cotton stretch pants, actually trap in moisture, making you even more hot and bothered than you need to be! If you want to opt for loose clothing like a skirt or a dress, wear these moisture-wicking slip shorts underneath to prevent chafing.
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Bandelettes
Bandelettes Elastic Anti-Chafing Thigh Bands, approx. SGD 23
Anti-chafing products can be sexy too! Wear these thigh bands under your dress, or show them off to the world by pairing it with your favourite cheeky short shorts to prevent chafing and irritated skin during and after a fun day out. Just think of it as a practical and useful garter!

Whether it after a night out in your new leather pants, or after a fun day out biking with the little ones, we’ve all had the very uncomfortable experience of chafing. You know – that uncomfortable (and sometimes painful) soreness that you get in between your thighs, for instance, from your skin rubbing against each other.

With the advent of new anti-chafing products, we can now combat this irritating (both literally and figuratively) issue discreetly and without fuss. From anti-chafing products championed professional athletes such as bikers and swimmers, to sexy “thigh bands” you can pair with a cute outfit, here are 7 fool-proof ways to combat and relieve chafing in the hot and humid Singaporean weather.

Kanako Sugawara

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