To prevent foot odour, practice good hygiene; wash and dry feet daily, wear dry cotton socks, and choose clean, breathable shoes instead of gumboots ...

If your foot odour is a concern, try soaking your feet for 20 minutes in warm water mixed with half a cup of Epsom salt. Doing this once a week will help remove moisture from the skin, preventing ...

Then, you realize it's your feet. You remove your socks in hopes that the stink will go away, but it doesn't -- that stinky ...

Keep feet and toenails clean. Try antiperspirant or deodorant. Change socks and shoes. Visible skin changes — like rashes, small indentations or persistent peeling or itching — are signs to ...

It may not seem like the most important body part to scrub in the shower, but a doctor cautions not washing your feet ...

So if you want to avoid the stink, you need to avoid the sweat. Our feet ... it comes to socks, stick to cotton, and consider changing into a new pair midway through the day. For shoes, disinfect ...

If you wear shoes without socks, you could be at risk of more than just smelly feet. The College of Podiatry says there's been a rise in fungal infections in young men because of the sockless trend.

they've made my feet feel toasty, but never damp or uncomfortable. These socks pass the smell test. Picture: TikTok/@getpaire Upon giving them the whiff test after, the most I'd ever smell was a ...

Socks peeking out from my shoes? No thank you ... Without them, your feet can get clammy and stinky, which, over many miles, leads to irritation — and probably fewer friends.