DIY Shoe & Foot Deodorizing Powder

BY Katrin Školnik Škrabe

Do your feet sweat a lot, leaving your shoes with an unpleasant odor? 😬 No worries, we’ve got you covered! Say goodbye to that funky foot odor with this super simple, all-natural powder that’ll leave your feet feeling fresh and fabulous. 👟✨

Figure 1: Step into freshness with a DIY natural foot deodorizing powder.

🧪 Ingredients for a 15 ml container:

  • 2 teaspoon of cornstarch (absorbs moisture)
  • 1 teaspoon of baking soda (neutralizes odors)
  • 1 teaspoon of natron (neutralizes odors)
  • 2 – 5 drops of peppermint or tea tree essential oil (refreshing & antibacterial)

Figure 2: Natural results with simple tools (Source: FVO)

Don’t worry, this process is so easy, you’ll have everything mixed up before your favourite song ends. Get ready to kick those stinky smells to the curb! 💨👟

✨ How to do it 

  1. Mix all ingredients thoroughly and store in a dry, sealed container.
  2. Shake the container before each use to evenly distribute the essential oil.
  3. Sprinkle a small amount inside your socks or shoes before wearing.
  4. For extra freshness, place a small cloth bag filled with the powder inside your shoes overnight.

GG tip: To keep your feet in top form, try a black tea foot bath once a week! It’s a game changer for reducing sweat and giving your feet that cool, calm, and collected vibe. ☕🦶

Author

  • Katrin Školnik Škrabe

    Graduated from the Faculty of Environmental Protection in 2020. She continues her studies as an MSc student at the University of Primorska FAMNIT, majoring in Nature protection. While her current research involves assessing wildlife population density using phototraps, it's her deep passion for addressing the global issue of microplastics that truly motivates her. She believes in the importance of finding solutions to this environmental threat and sees her academic journey as a means to make a positive impact.

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