Best Chafing Creams
Best Overall
Chamois Butt'r Original Anti-Chafe Cream, 8 oz tube
Dries Quickly
This non-greasy lotion feels like nothing is there.
What We Liked
If you run, bike, race, or hike, this is the cream for you. It was originally designed with cyclists in mind, to put on their padded shorts to ease irritation generated during pedal strokes. That it dries quickly but lubricates the skin for all-day use makes is great for any area of the body, though. It’s also reportedly a life-saver for those with large thighs. Get it here.
Best for Men
Fresh So Dry Fresh Balls, 3.4 fl oz 2 Pack
Long-Lasting Comfort
Keep your nether regions happy with this handy cream.
What We Liked
Everyone knows it can get damp and uncomfortable down there on hot, humid days. Most also know that powders can get cakey or only add to the discomfort. Enter Fresh Balls, which goes on like a lotion but dries like a powder. It’s talc free and recommended for daily use. Buy it now.
Best for Women
Monistat Care Chafing Relief Powder Gel | Anti Chafe Protection | 1.5 OZ
Keep Skin Happy
Perfect for sensitive areas.
What We Liked
It’s like a lotion and powder in one. It’s the best for preventing irritation on the inner thighs, bikini area, breasts, and under-arms. It also reduces redness and cools areas beginning to feel that burn. Bonus: It’s long-lasting and a little goes a long way. Buy it here.
Best For Athletes
Blue Steel Sports Anti-Chafe Cream with Tea Tree Oil
Silicone-Based Formula
Designed for endurance athletes to prevent blisters and chafing.
What We Liked
Blue Steel rises to the top for those who participate in triathlons, love undertaking multiple types of active pursuits, or love going for long runs, rides, or hikes. It protects against blisters, saddle sores, and skin abrasions using a unique silicone-based formula. It also includes tea tree oil, found to have natural antiseptic and antifungal properties. Get it now.
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