Abstract: A disposable device for absorbing perspiration that can be placed into the forehead area of a variety of styles and sizes of headwear. The invention consists of a flexible, liquid absorbent pad made from a material such as cloth having an absorbent nap, such as terry cloth, or absorbent paper, which may be cut by the user to fit the forehead area of the headwear. The absorbent pad may be of varying degrees of thickness. The absorbent pad is coated on one side with an adhesive, which temporarily but firmly adheres the absorbent pad to the headwear. After the absorbent pad becomes soiled, the invention can be removed from headwear by the user, disposed of, and replaced with a new absorbent pad. The non-adhesive side of the absorbent pad may be readily printable, so that advertising, slogans or other messages may be printed thereon.