OK, can we talk about how Monistat (oh yes, that Monistat) is the low-key OG of the beauty world? It's apparently a holy grail for hair growth and makes a surprisingly good primer.

It's also a miracle cure for your chub rub.

The Chafing Gel is actually made for combating the redness and friction after a bikini shave or wax. It also works to neutralize your inner thigh rub during a hot day spent walking around.

If it's good enough for Amy Schumer's red carpet chub rub, it's good enough for me.

Although, it might be kind of weird if your deodorant leaves white marks on your thighs. Actually, scratch that, a lot weird. Maybe stick to the gel kind?

Once you get past the name, this cream is actually the best.

Formulated for babies with diaper rash, this stuff is gentle enough to use on your sensitive inner thigh skin. It'll also really weird out anyone who dares go through your purse, which is reason enough to always stash a tube in your clutch.

I've never actually tried this, but the Internet is convinced it's great for chub rub. I mean, coconut oil is good for virtually everything else, so it only makes sense.

My only concern with this is that it will melt off or get sticky throughout the day. And let's face it, the only thing worse than two thighs rubbing together are two sticky thighs rubbing together.

Coconut oil might have a rep as a jack of all trades, but I'm all about the magic of baby powder. I use it all over my body: on my roots when they're oily, my under-boob area when they start to chafe, on my feet. It also rocks for your thigh chafe.

Seriously, it works so well I buy it in bulk.