My partner & I were having an issue with feet odor after beginning to work 10+ hr shift. So my mom recommended the spray version of this, she lives by it because my stepdad's feet stink from his construction job. So we gave it a try, let me tell you a couple minutes of scrubbing, goes a long way. You can do it every night or every other night, I purchased one of those foot scrubbers. It was a perfect combination. 10/10 would definitely recommend!

The charcoal works really well. I used to have sweaty, (ok stinky) feet. I tried Dr Scholl's foot powder and other foot scrubs. This one by far is the best. IT DOES KILL THE ODOR. Not just for the day. You will notice the first day you use it. (No this not a paid or sponsored review. The brand is owned by Blistex. What could they give me a lifetime supply of lip balm). Anyway, it does work really well. It feels a little gritty but that's the charcoal and helps with the scrubbing especially if you have callouses like I do. I squeeze about a silver dollar size of the foot scrub on a damp not soaking wash cloth so that the scrub sticks to your feet. It will into a foam lather. I add a little more to the lather for the 2nd foot. Not a lot just a nickle size on top of the lather for the grit. You don't have to scrub like sandpaper but rather the same manner as you would normal was your feet. You will feel the grit which is the most important part. If you have that raw or tender feeling under your toes from sweat or wearing your socks for more days than you should this is awesome for that. After the scrubbing you will see the grit on your feet like the facial scrubs. Then rinse your feet (easier than trying to use a wash cloth to wipe away the scrub for me.) You can just rinse off if you're in the shower. I put on clean regular cotton socks. After scrubbing your feet they will feel softer. Then just dry your feet (before the socks of course). I don't apply foot powder because I found that it dries out the feet more. I know, I know isn't it suppose to keep the feet dry? Yes but when the powder and the stink evaporates guess where it goes to evaporate? Your socks or shoes. If you van replace the stinky shoes because the stink won't be coming from your feet but your shoes and you will think it is your feet. As soon as you take those stinky shoes off the smell will be on your socks or bare feet. Your poor feet will be guilty by association and not the source. Seriously, it's a life and feet saver. Stock up though. It's hard to find. CVS replaced it with their own brand and it was cheaper. Don't do it. It didn't work at least for me and I was (am) already stinky feet free. Two tubes (1) new of the CVS brand in the trash.

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Works really well at getting rid of smelly feet.

So my husband is probably one of the cleanest people I have ever met! He showers as soon as he gets off work and again at night if he BBQs or sweats. With that said, for the past 11 years, he's worked as a driver/delivery for different companies. He drives semis to local places and delivers food, drinks, etc. He lifts heavy boxes all day long and after a while, his feet start to give out a bad stench. I compared it to a bag of cheese ruffles. It was to the point that I would make him take his shoes off in the garage. After a while, that stench would stick to his feet even after he showered. I saw this product at Walmart for about $5 and thought it was worth a shot. Well, he loved it! It gets rid of the smell for weeks before he has to use it again. It also works to get smells off your hands (bleach, vinegar, cigarettes, etc). I can't find it at Walmart anymore and although it's more expensive online, it is 100% worth it. This bottle will last you a long time! A little drop goes a long way!

Works great.