Which shoes won't make your feet smell? Why do some shoes make your feet smell so bad?

Shoes are something we wear every day. There are many types and styles of shoes. Shoes made of different materials have different creative effects. There are many reasons for foot odor after wearing shoes. Everyone should pay attention to their personal hygiene.

Generally, shoes with hard materials and poor air permeability are prone to stinky feet, because our feet tend to sweat when we wear shoes, and shoes that are not breathable will make them smelly. Most shoes that cause stinky feet are uncomfortable to wear. Some people's feet are naturally prone to sweating, so any kind of shoes will easily make them smelly. You should wash your feet frequently, wear breathable and sweat-absorbent pure cotton socks, and change and wash socks and insoles frequently.

Some shoes will make your feet smell after wearing. This is because the upper of the shoes is airtight, the air permeability of the shoes is not good, and the temperature inside the shoes is high. Once the feet sweat, it is easy to breed bacteria and emit odor. Generally, breathable shoes that do not cause foot odor must have a perforated design or a mesh material design, and the inside of the shoes has a deodorizing and antibacterial insole. Therefore, when choosing shoes, you should also observe whether the shoes are made of breathable fabrics. Generally, foot odor is caused by the large number of sweat glands in the soles of the feet, which makes it easier to sweat. Under the condition of excessive sweating, the bacteria on the feet begin to multiply and quickly decompose into keratin, coupled with the urea and lactic acid in the sweat, so a bad smell will be emitted. If the shoes are not breathable, the air will not circulate, and the odor will accumulate and become stronger. Therefore, the breathability of the shoes is very important. In addition to choosing shoes with good breathability, you should also pay attention to the following points for foot odor: pay attention to cleanliness, keep the skin dry and the feet clean, and change socks frequently. Wear slippers with good breathability when you are at home, and avoid foods that easily cause sweating, such as peppers and raw garlic. Soak your feet in hot water every day. You can add a little rice vinegar to the water and soak your feet in the water for about 15 minutes, once a day, or add 50 grams of alum to the hot water and soak for about 10 minutes a day, which can alleviate the odor of your feet. If you have "sweaty feet", it is best to use antiperspirants for a period of time, change shoes and socks frequently, and wear cotton socks. Wash your shoes regularly, and if you don't wash them, put them in the sun to disinfect and sterilize them.

Generally speaking, once people put on shoes, the temperature inside will rise, and they will be shielded from light and damp, etc. These factors will become conditions for bacterial reproduction. So some people will have smelly feet after wearing shoes. In addition, it is also related to the quality of shoes and socks. Some inferior shoes and socks will make you sweat after wearing them for a day, and your feet will be smelly when you take off your shoes. Those who wear rubber shoes, nylon socks and other shoes and socks with poor breathability all year round will also have smelly feet. So when choosing shoes, try to choose shoes with good breathability, especially athletes or construction workers, who are people who exercise a lot and sweat frequently, and need to wear shoes with good breathability. Choose socks that can absorb sweat, so that you can reduce the situation of smelly feet. You can soak your feet every night, and you should also change and wash your socks frequently. Throw them away when they are old, and there is no need to keep them. Shoes should also be cleaned frequently to avoid bacteria in the shoes. Don't wear only one pair of shoes for a long time. This seems to save money, but it is not good for your feet. After returning home every night, take off your shoes and put some desiccant inside the shoes, or wrap some tea leaves in a paper towel and put them inside the shoes to absorb the smell inside the shoes. You can also grind mothballs into powder and put them under the insoles. This can keep the shoes dry, sterilize, and remove odors. You can also use grapefruit peels to absorb odors. If it doesn't work, go to the supermarket to buy deodorants. They are small and convenient. You can just unpack them and throw them inside the shoes.

Smelly feet may be caused by the shoes, athlete's foot, or carelessness. Whether the shoes are smelly or not has a lot to do with the quality of the shoes. Wearing shoes with poor texture and poor breathability for a long time can easily produce unpleasant odors. When choosing shoes, you must choose shoes with good breathability, and wear them in rotation to extend the service life of the shoes.