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Celebrity Stylist, Lauri Eisenberg, Offers Her No-Sweat Fashion Tips So Excessive Perspiration Doesn't Control Your Wardrobe

Edison, N.J. (PRWEB) April 2, 2009 -- If you'd never consider wearing silk or even solid colors, like gray, for fear of noticeable underarm sweat marks, you pick patterns over solids to hide the issue, or typically pile on layers to mask the waterworks going on underneath, then perspiration is controlling your fashion choices.

This isn't uncommon for people with problem perspiration, say style and dermatology experts, and in a national survey* conducted for Certain Dri (www.certaindri.com), the number-one antiperspirant brand recommended by doctors for treating excessive perspiration, 45 percent of U.S. adults indicate they suffer from problematic perspiration and of this group, 18 percent - which translates to almost 19 million people - indicate that their perspiration has ruined some of their clothes. What's more, problematic perspiration is a source of embarrassment for 16 percent of this group - more than 16 million - and 14 percent admit to being concerned about picking out clothing.

"It doesn't matter what season it is, people who suffer from excessive perspiration feel very limited with their choice of clothing and footwear," says celebrity stylist Lauri Eisenberg. "Just by knowing what fabrics to wear, the best styles or what antiperspirant to apply, that terrible feeling of being forced to wear unflattering shoes or to hide behind patterns, under layers or in dark colors that help c
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