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What else can I help you with?
Does salt get rid of the stink in your shoes?
I think you'd find that foot powder will work much better for you in this regard.
Is body powder and foot powder the same?
Body powder and foot powder are not necessarily the same. Body powder is a general term for powders used to absorb moisture and reduce friction on the skin, while foot powder specifically targets foot odor and sweat. Foot powders often contain additional ingredients like antifungal agents to address specific foot issues. It's important to read the labels and choose the right powder for the intended use.
Who makes a foot soap powder containiing borax iodine and bran?
Johnson's foot soap. can get 4packets for like $4.00 online.
What are the disadvantages of not using a foot powder?
Not using foot powder can lead to moisture accumulation, which creates a breeding ground for bacteria and fungi, causing unpleasant odors and increasing the risk of infections like athlete's foot. Additionally, without foot powder, friction between the foot and shoe may increase, leading to blisters and discomfort.
Where can you find dr scholls medicated foot powder?
Dr. Scholl's Medicated Foot Powder is carried in almost all pharmacy-related stores.
Best sambar powder in Kerala?
ms foot providers
Why has Mycil Foot Powder been discontinued?
It appears that Mycil foot powder has not been fully discontinued. While it is no longer popular in the United States, it is available within UK markets.
What is mycostatin powder used for?
The treatment of athletes foot and diaper rash
Has Dr Scholl's Medicated Foot Powder been discontinued?
no it hasn't
Who manufactures mycil foot powder?
Reckitt Benckiser, uk ww.rb.co.uk
How much tablespoons are in 35 grams of powder?
Depends what powder
Is baby Poweder the same as footpowder?
No, baby powder and foot powder are not the same, although they may contain similar ingredients. Baby powder, often made from talc or cornstarch, is designed to absorb moisture and reduce friction on a baby's skin. Foot powder, on the other hand, is specifically formulated to combat foot odor and moisture, often containing antibacterial agents or antifungal ingredients. While both products serve to absorb moisture, their formulations and intended uses differ.
