Shereene Idriss covers ways to tackle sweaty, smelly feet: Botox for excessive sweating, aluminum chloride antiperspirants, vinegar soaks if fungus is involved, and antibacterial washes. She also recommends drying feet thoroughly, wearing socks, and rotating shoes.
Oh, you guys are quick. I got another question that just came in about how to reduce foot odor and can you get botox on your feet? You can get botox on your feet if you have excess sweating. It hurts like a little. So I don't know if I would necessarily recommend it because not only would you be put at risk, but my face would be put at risk as well if you kick me. But you could do it. It might make you a little bit weak on the bottom of your feet. So there is some pros and cons there. Number two, if you're sweating a lot, you can use an antiperspirant on the bottom of your feet. Something like dry salt, not a deodorant and antiperspirant. Aluminum chloride can be helpful. You could also do vinegar soaks if you have fungus. If there's a fungus among us. In your toesies, if you could do a vinegar soak, make sure to dry your feet really well. Oh, and in the shower using an antibacterial soap, something even like chlorhexidine wash, which is a pre surgical wash, will kill all that bacteria and making sure your feet stay dry. Wear socks, rotate your shoes. Do not wear shoes constantly without socks.
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