11 LITLLE SECRETS TO GET RID OF SMELLY FEET

How to prevent smelly feet? Yeast infections and stress provoke increased sweating, which can cause bacteria growth and bad smells. Watch our new video to learn some brilliant tips on how to get rid of smelly feet once and for all. Also, you’ll finally get to know how to make your favorite shoes as comfortable as possible.

11 LITLLE SECRETS TO GET RID OF SMELLY FEET

– Most bacteria that cause bad smells breed under the nails and in toughened skin areas.

– Podologists recommend not just wiping your feet after showering but patting with a towel between your toes. Otherwise, the remaining moisture can cause a fungal infection.

– The tannins contained in tea leaves eradicate bacteria and reduce sweating.

– An apple cider vinegar poultice will also help dispose of foot odor.

– Apply antiperspirant in the evening, after a shower, to dry skin. Antiperspirants contain chemicals that help reduce sweating.

– If your feet not only smell bad but also start itching and peeling, go to the doctor. These may be symptoms of ringworm, an infection, or mycosis.

– It’s better to have two pairs of shoes for each season to wear them in turns.

– Put on a pair of thick socks and then your favorite shoes. Run the hair dryer over the tight parts of the shoe. Walk around in the shoes until they are completely cool, and repeat the action if necessary.

– Fill a plastic bag with water, and put it inside your shoes. Place them in the freezer, and freeze them overnight. When you take them out in the morning, you’ll notice that your shoes became wider as the water turned into ice.

– This trick can widen your new training shoes and even loafers. Push a fresh potato inside the shoe, and leave it overnight.

– Apply some moisturizing cream inside the shoe, paying attention to heel and toe areas. The moisturizer will soften the leather and as you wear the shoes the next day, your feet will slightly reshape them.

– Spray enough alcohol on the tight areas from inside the shoes so they are wet. Stuff the shoes with crumpled paper overnight.