HERE ARE A FEW HINTS FOR SMELLY FEET

Got smelly feet? HERE ARE A FEW HINTS FOR SMELLY FEET Regular Deodorant: The deodorant you use for your body odor can be helpful against foot odor too. Just make sure it is anti-bacterial as well as antiperspirant so as to reduce sweating and thus, the build-up of nasty bacteria. Cornstarch: Another remedy that apparently works wonders is cornstarch. This odorless powder can do wonders at keeping your feet squeaky clean. Dust the inside of your shoes with some cornstarch to keep away moisture and prevent odor. Hand Sanitizer: Know that hand sanitizer you keep in your handbag for those times there’s no wash basin around and you want to enjoy a quick bite? Clean your feet with it! It’s been known to help eliminate stinky odor from the feet. Keep your Feet Dry: Always make sure you wear dry socks and shoes. Your feet should also be dry when you wear them, as wet feet attract foul-smelling bacteria. If you have soles that sweat, dab some talcum powder to soak up the moistness. Wear Cotton Socks: As colorful and fancy synthetic socks may look, resist the temptation to pick several pairs of them on a shopping spree! Cotton socks allow your feet to breathe freely, thus keeping them dry and preventing sweat build-up which causes odor. Baking Soda: Baking soda is the go-to solution for a lot of minor ailments. It is a fabulous cleaning and conditioning agent. Soak your feet in 1 bucket of lukewarm water with 1 cup of baking soda for 20 minutes. Pat them dry and keep them uncovered throughout the night. Black Tea: Steep 2 tea bags in boiling water for 15 to 20 minutes. Add some cool water to bring it to a bearable temperature. Immerse your feet in this solution for 30 minutes to remove smell-causing impurities. Vinegar and Water: Mix vinegar and water in a ratio of 1:2. Soak your feet in this mixture for 15-20 minutes. Let them dry on their own. Vinegar is excellent at absorbing smells. Dust your feet with some talcum powder before you put on your footwear. Rubbing Alcohol: Rubbing alcohol, also known as Isopropyl alcohol, is brilliant at cleansing and inhibiting the growth of odor-causing organisms. Wash your feet thoroughly with water and soap. Dry them and then apply generous amounts of rubbing alcohol.