Have you ever tried putting salt in your shoes? If it doesn’t, take cover because after two minutes the following will happen.
Shoes are essential, not only as a fashion accessory, but especially to support walking and standing throughout the day. Nowadays, there are a variety of models, from low heel to high heel, with different fabrics to meet thousands of consumer needs. Of course, great care must be taken to protect them from moisture, odors and even mold. Among the many natural remedies, salt in shoes is certainly the best one to use on a daily basis. For what ?
Shoes and feet, how to choose them?
Nobody stays indoors or goes barefoot on the streets, so the choice of shoes is very important. In most cases, when buying shoes, you decide solely on your style and aesthetic taste. On the one hand, it may be right to satisfy your desires, but on the other hand, you also have to think about your feet and their well-being.
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Coarse salt in a jar
A shoe should never be uncomfortable, made of non-breathable materials and a heel that does not exceed certain centimeters. The choice also depends on why you want to wear a particular shoe that always fits the foot.
Smelly feet? The shoes are to blame
Before we understand why salt in shoes is a good remedy, let’s take a look at smelly feet.
Not many people know it, but this embarrassing problem can be traced back to the type of shoes you wear that day. All bacteria found on the skin of the feet cannot find air to breathe and increase the bad smell.
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