Will this also help with sweaty feet?
377681
While On Your Toes doesn't help much for sweating feet, I would recommend an antiperspirant that I use called Certain Dri and sold by Amazon or most drug stores. It is a liquid roll on that you apply at night, and it keeps working through the next couple of days. I also apply it to my feet, and they keep really dry too.
488247
I imagine so as it has similar ingredient to any other lotion. The reason it's specified for "foot" is due to the affects of peppermint oil on foot odor.
1803793
"Antiperspirants are considered the first line of treatment for excessive sweating and can be used nearly anywhere on the body where sweating is a problem. That's right, antiperspirants are not just for your underarms - you can use them on your hands, feet, face, back, chest, and even groin. The most widely used ingredients in antiperspirants are metallic salts. Preparations containing aluminum chloride hexahydrate are among the most effective. Aluminum chloride hexahydrate concentrations of 10% to 15% are recommended for excessive sweating of the underarms. For the hands or feet, higher concentrations are needed - usually around 30%. Antiperspirants can be tried for facial, back, groin, and bra line sweating, too, but because skin irritation can occur, it's important to talk to your dermatologist before applying an antiperspirant to sensitive areas. He or she may have recommendations about which antiperspirants, or active ingredient concentrations, may be more suitable for different regions of the body. For instance, aerosol antiperspirant products are particularly useful for the feet (experts recommend spraying an over-the-counter antiperspirant on the bottom of your feet and in between your toes as a first-line treatment). If you suffer from an annoyingly sweaty face, consider applying an antiperspirant along your hairline. A soft solid formulation would work best in this case.Test the product on a tiny area of skin first to make sure that it won't cause irritation." Link----&gt; http://www.sweathelp.org/en/hyperhidrosis-treatments/antiperspirants/not-just-for-underarms.html Hope this helps!
2281551
Yes, It will help you if you have flat feet. You should give a try. Thank you for your interest.
568128
No, they won't help for that purpose. You might look at the gel foot pads put out by Dr Scholl. Most of the major drug store chains carry Dr Scholl products.
226170
Yes. But it didn't work when I was running or any workout when you get sweaty.
960509
yes, this will help a lot. When my plantar facsitis starts acting up, I stand on this for a while a couple of times a day, and it really makes my feet feel better.
1796433
I dont think so. I use it to clean and message my feet.. buy the pedicure rasp.. that works excellent for that.
1633604
I would advise that this would not work in bare feet - maybe with socks, I think it is designed more for stability and some cushioning during aerobic exercise when you would be wearing shoes.
1051276
Yes. However this product is no very durable. May not work for you if you sweat or work out often.
492234
Great question; however, I don't have an answer. I know it eliminates odor in a room in a few seconds (not minutes), but seconds. Since it supposedly doesn't contain any harsh chemicals, I assume it can help with stinky shoes.
1369185
It will probably work very well for sweaty hands, however you might need to reapply more often.
2282152
Yes, it does. I soak my feet in epsom salt and then use a pumice stone, and then the microplane. It also works on dry feet (really well). Love this thing.
709002
Not really! It may for some people but for some reason not for me. Other reviewers made it sound like you were gonna be drenching in sweat! But I guess individual results may vary.
1757792
I hope this will help your toes. I tried it and I did not get the results I needed.IT works different on different people.
209072
Yes. I use this in a foot bath with epsom salt and thyme oil to get rid of athletes foot.
1605745
Yes, I use it to apply biofreeze on my feet because I don't like the to get the smell on my hands and possibly touch my eyes when I am sleeping. Works on most any part of your body. Go for it!