| It tends to happen in a public place. You're sitting in class, at a meeting, or some kind of presentation when suddenly you become acutely aware of the smell of stinky feet. You immediately look with suspicion at those around you. Of course, then there's that sweeping realization that you, yes you, are the one who brought in the decomposing footwear. Keeping your shoes and feet smelling, perhaps not like roses, but at least acceptable, is very easy to do. The key is to treat both the feet and the shoes. The most important thing to do is to keep both dry. A warm, moist environment is a breeding ground for bacteria, molds, toenail fungus, and viral infections, making feet more prone to developing smell, athlete's foot, rashes, yeast infections, and warts. Too tired to bend down' Eliminate the agony of smelly and cold wet feet first with Foot Spray from Amenity, and prepare yourself for odorless, dry, and insufferably soft soles.
Problems Solved
Foot odor
Athlet's foot
Cold & wet feet
Calluses
Dry & rough skin
6.5 oz.
Directions
Spray a small amount of Foot Spray onto dry feet and allow 10 seconds to dry. For old smelly sneakers, spray inside as needed. |
