Yes, you can put deodorant on your feet to help stop foot odor. Many deodorants contain ingredients that reduce moisture and neutralize odor, making them effective for use on feet as well. However, it's essential to ensure the product is safe for use on skin and to test for any potential irritation. Additionally, maintaining proper foot hygiene and wearing breathable footwear can further help manage foot odor.
Antiperspirants are designed to stop perspiration, which you know as sweat. Deodorants are designed to stop the odor of perspiration, which you know as stink. What you know as deodorant is usually a combination of deodorant and antiperspirant.
Sweating is a natural bodily function controlled by the sweat glands, not by deodorants. Deodorants only mask body odor and do not stop sweating. When you apply deodorant, it may create a barrier that blocks sweat odor, but it doesn't stop you from sweating altogether.
To reduce foot odor, maintain good hygiene by washing your feet daily with soap and water, and thoroughly drying them afterward. Wearing moisture-wicking socks and breathable shoes can help keep your feet dry. Additionally, consider using foot powder or antiperspirant specifically designed for feet to combat moisture and odor. If the problem persists, consult a healthcare professional for further advice.
Lick the odor off :)
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Antiperspirant prevents perspiration (sweating). Deodorant prevents odor.Antiperspirants contain fragrance, but they also contain chemical compounds that block the pores to stop the discharge of perspiration. No sweat, no odor.Deodorant allows the release of perspiration, but prevents odor by combating it with antiseptic agents, which kill odor-causing bacteria.
My son is sniffing deodorant . How can to stop it
The smell mainly comes from bacteria ("clean", fresh sweat doesn't have much of an odor). So one tactic is to kill, or at least inhibit the growth of, bacteria. Deodorant/antiperspirants work by stopping the sweat glands from working in the first place: if there's no (or at least less) sweat for the bacteria to work on, then that's going to help control the odor as well. Finally, there are those that just cover it up with perfume. Many brands of deodorant use some combination of the three approaches.
Use deodorant or cologne.
Wear deodorant.
You can actually sweat worse when you use too much deodorant. The best amount of deodorant to use is just enough to cover the armpit. You may want to try using different deodorants and antiperspirants. The deodorant/antiperspirant that you are using may not work for you.
To reduce chemical body odor caused by medication, try showering daily, using antibacterial soap, wearing breathable clothing, and applying a natural deodorant. If the odor persists, consult a healthcare professional to explore alternative medication options or treatments.