major chafing

[lil-mizz-vixen.livejournal.com]

Hello everyone!

I have a problem with thunder thighs... mainly that i have them. This usually isn't a problem, as i live in pajama pants or jeans (which merely wear out the soonest between the legs, as they rub together quite often.) It never really bothered me.

But recently, I came home from school and went back to my old job, which has changed our uniform from Dickies to...a skirt and fishnets. (classy, I know.) After working a shift tonight, my thighs were sore, and i figured it was just a bit of irritation that I can deal with. But after getting home, i noticed that the insides of my thighs are rubbing together so much, that they are beginning to bleed. (I'm assuming the friction of leg-fishnets-leg is what's doing it.)

So... short of bandaging up my legs or wearing shorts (which would show a bulge under a too-tight skirt), is there any way to chafe less? Preferably cheap and easy, as Mr. Piggy Bank is waiting for me to bring home the bacon.

Thank you!

Comments

[lil-mizz-vixen.livejournal.com]

boo to having to throw pants out!

and i really can't stick to pants while it heals... i work 40+ hours a week, and at my job girls must wear black skirts and black fishnets/hose. (My guy friend and i even tried asking if we could switch uniforms... let him wear a skirt and heels, and let me wear sneakers and pants! didn't work) And i have been putting lotion on my legs this past few days, thinking that might help. Do you happen to know how long it usually takes lotion to soften up skin enough that it would help?

[sparksofblue.livejournal.com]

it unfortunately takes me at least a few days, the scabs from the bleeding just don't like to soften

[tyrsalvia.livejournal.com]

I highly suggest you get hose instead. Fishnets are much more chafe-y because of their very nature, while hose are smooth and generally cause fewer problems with that.