localized chafing

[karlpowell]

I always get a little chafing at the top of the inner legs that can be irritating and always find my self re-adjusting around that area it can be very uncomfortable , does anyone else suffer whilst at Glastonbury with all the walking , what do you use ?

[Mardy]

just enjoy the self adjusting!

[Walter Sobchak]

I always get a little chafing at the top of the inner legs that can be irritating and always find my self re-adjusting around that area it can be very uncomfortable , does anyone else suffer whilst at Glastonbury with all the walking , what do you use ?

[karlpowell]

well at 39 years old , 6ft 1" and 16 stone Diet maybe the way forward , and as for enjoying the self adjusting ..." look at the man he is touching himself in a impure manner"

[Gingerbond]

Not a nice thought!!

[derfman]

i use lanacane "anti-chaffing" gel, works wonders, for all sorts of chaffing

[kohoutec]

I always get a little chafing at the top of the inner legs that can be irritating and always find my self re-adjusting around that area it can be very uncomfortable , does anyone else suffer whilst at Glastonbury with all the walking , what do you use ?

[Rufus Gwertigan]

I always get a little chafing at the top of the inner legs that can be irritating and always find my self re-adjusting around that area it can be very uncomfortable , does anyone else suffer whilst at Glastonbury with all the walking , what do you use ?

Edited June 13, 2009 by Rufus Gwertigan

[karlpowell]

I like the idea of wearing tights ...ut-oh did i say that out loud

[mandypants]

Perv

Seriously though, I get the same prob, which is why I rarely wear skirts, and if I do I have leggings or shorts under it! I use talc but I might get some of that cream stuff.

[fairyinboots]

I use body glide. I am distance runner, and it prevents the chaffing completly. Fairly expensive, but most online sports hops well it. It is like a deoderant stick, just use it where you need to

[karlpowell]

anyone got a linky to creamy stuff ?

[kohoutec]

anyone got a linky to creamy stuff ?

Edited June 13, 2009 by kohoutec

[derfman]

lanacane anti-chafing is avaliable at boots

costs about fiver tho but works as a preventative but also works if u already have chaffing, and its instant, im amazed, first time im takin it to glasto, used to take talc but that can get messy

Edited June 13, 2009 by derfman

[karlpowell]

http://www.lanacane.co.uk/products/gel.asp

And free sample http://www.lanacane.co.uk/survey.asp

[bbawden]

Yep, I'm with Rufus with the long Johns idea... well kind of.

I wear snug, fairly long boxer shorts - works a treat! You don't wanna get that flesh on flesh action on a hot sunny day or it'll be chaffing galore.

Lose 5 stone is the best option ofcourse, but then I don't think I'll manage that before the festie unless I chop my arms and legs off... but I wouldn't have to worry about the chaffing then though would I.

[Spuddy]

I always get a little chafing at the top of the inner legs that can be irritating and always find my self re-adjusting around that area it can be very uncomfortable , does anyone else suffer whilst at Glastonbury with all the walking , what do you use ?

[karlpowell]

I would think cycling shorts or other lycra/spandex shorts would help a lot e.g. something like http://www.amazon.co.uk/Precision-Training...t/dp/B0012Z9P1C

[pie_and_a_pint]

Tights. Seriously! £1 for five pairs in Primark - and the added bonus of keeping you warm when, after a blisteringly hot sunny day, the clear skies make it go really bloody cold at night!

[Spuddy]

Dear GOD , I could not wear anything like that it would give the ladies a shock

[karlpowell]

Well you *could* wear them on their own, but I was thinking more as an alternative to boxers or whatever.

[strudders]

I am of ample size.....

I use thigh length trollies which prevent all that rubbing malarkey!

But yep, longjones cut down are the best.....

also PH is essential as well. (not saying anyobody is not) Canesten is great to prevent any itching or redness a little higher in the groin area. Great for feet as well.