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Sweaty feet

*PROBLEM:* Shoe/Feet Odour

*CAUSE:* The underlying reason for most cases of feet odour is bacteria and moisture.
Feet odour are not usually a medical concern, but they can affect a person's relationship with others and cause self-consciousness.
People naturally have bacteria that live on the feet. When the bacteria rid themselves of waste from breaking down oils and dead skin cells, bad smells can result.
Thight Socks and shoes can also cause feet odour.

*How to care for the foot*
✔ Wearing socks at any time can help with feet odour. Socks especially those made from sweat wicking materials can absorb sweat and reduce odour.
✔ Shoes that have some breath ability can help to reduce the incidence of sweating and moisture.  Wearing one pair of shoes one day, then another pair the next day, can give shoes enough time to dry
✔Exfoliating the feet using scrub can help to remove dead skin cells that bacteria like to feed on.
✔Another way to care for the feet is to use an antiperspirant on the feet. Although traditionally used for the under arms applying antiperspirant to the feet reduce the incidence of sweating.
Our feet-up Advanced 36 H odour control Antiperspirant foot spray visibly improves foot hygiene between toes and on the sole. Keeps odour free for more than a day, provides an instant fresh relief, boost confidence.

*HOW TO USE*
Apply to clean feet in the morning, or whenever needed. Spray all over the feet including between the toes. Suitable for use inside shoes.

*COST* #3790
You know anyone who needs to get rid of sweaty and smelly feet? Let's go help them out!

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