A patch and method for capturing perspiration, the patch comprising an absorbent hydrogel layer and a backing sheet adhering to it, the patch preferably comprising a permeable inner membrane and/or a benefit agent embedded in the hydrogel layer.5

A perspiration absorption and capture system includes a fluid permeable adhesive layer, a fluid impermeable layer, and a fluid absorption layer disposed between and coupled to the permeable adhesive layer and the fluid impermeable layer. When the adhesive layer is attached to a user's skin, the absorption layer absorbs perspiration and the impermeable layer locks the perspiration in the absorption layer.

A sweat guard shield created to provide flexibility, movement, less noticeable and reliable means of protection from embarrassing wet marks on the user's garment being worn. Aids in the prevention of sweat being exposed on the outside and inside surface of the user garment. Because of its durability thin and adhesive construction, it adheres strongly to the user's garment and says in place. This allows the user to move around freely until user is to remove it from the garment. Note that the shield Is to be removed and thrown away after one use. However, the said shield has been worn and washed multiple times on the same said garment without being removed or replaced.

The present invention is a thin transparent pad in various configurations, coated by a durable, water repellent material and a padding of absorbent material on peripheral edges of the pad, which absorb perspiration from under arms of a user and prevent a garment of the user from staining. A plurality of micro channels is disposed on the pad to absorb body moisture and guide it to the padding portion. A plurality of perforations is created on the channels to allow the perspiration discharged in the underarm area to penetrate and become absorbed to the padding portion. The padding portion is made of a slightly thicker material with perforations, which allows the moisture to vapor. The armpit pad contacts the skin of a user or garment by adhesive means.

A perspiration shield is disclosed. The perspiration shield is releasably adherable to the skin of an underarm and has an inner side and an outer side. The shield comprises a layer of a perspiration absorbent material, a layer of a perspiration impermeable material, and an adhesive composition suitable for releasably adhering the shield to the skin of a wearer's underarm. The materials are arranged such that the perspiration absorbent material is exposed over at least a portion of the inner side of the shield defining a first area, and the adhesive composition is disposed on the inner side of the shield defining a border circumferential about the first area. A portion of the shield is arranged to extend radially outwardly of the border defining a tab portion to facilitate easier removal of the shield from the wearer's skin following use.

A skin protection sweat guard system having a thin, tissue-like exterior with an absorbent cotton interior which stops skin from becoming irritated when it rubs on other skin folds. It may be offered in a variety of shapes and sizes for all parts of the body. As designed it stays in place via the wearer's natural body moisture, without the need for adhesives. Provided are versions for between the toes, under the stomach, and under the breasts.