Assertion: antiperspirant | /r/HasProperty | applied to the skin
Facets:
value: in the treatment area
type: LOCATION
value: near the breast
type: LOCATION
value: effectively
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Once an antiperspirant is applied to the skin, perspiration in the underarm grabs and dissolves the antiperspirant particles, pulling them into the pores and forming superficial plugs that are just below the surface of the skin.
text: Instead, doctors are worried that antiperspirants -- or any product -- applied to the skin in the treatment area could further irritate the skin beyond what the radiation is already doing.
text: To work properly, antiperspirants need to be applied to skin that’s dry and not actively sweating – which is why the best time to apply them is just before bed rather than straight after a shower when skin is still slightly damp (it’s why instructions for specialist products for excessive sweating always suggest applying last thing at night).
text: For antiperspirants to be effectively applied to the skin, they need to be held in some kind of carrying structure.
text: When an antiperspirant is applied to the skin, the aluminum salts get dissolved in the sweat under the armpit.
text: When an antiperspirant is applied to the skin, the aluminum salts get dissolved in the sweat under the armpit.
text: According to breastcancer.org, "...doctors are worried that antiperspirants — or any product — applied to the skin in the treatment area could further irritate the skin beyond what the radiation is already doing.
text: This is potentially relevant for breast cancer because antiperspirants, which usually contain aluminum to prevent sweating, are applied to skin, near the breast.