Frequently Asked Questions

These statements do not serve as diagnoses or medical advice. Please consult your physician for any medical purposes.

What’s causing my feet to stink anyway?

• Lack of ventilation for your feet. There are thousands of sweat glands in feet, which produce quite a bit of sweat each day. The unpleasant smell comes when the perspiration isn’t allowed to evaporate. It isn’t actually the sweat causing the foot odor. There are numerous bacteria that normally lives on feet (and armpits,) that feed off the sweat, producing a particular acid that actually causes the odor.

• Fungus thrives in warm, moist environments like sweaty feet. So, if the bacteria on your foot isn’t what causes foot odor, the fungus on your feet might be the culprit. Many people know the fungus as Athlete’s foot.

• Poor hygiene

• Continuing to wearing the same funky shoes every day instead of taking a few minutes each week for maintenance.

• Stress! It can lead to increased perspiration.

• Hormonal changes can cause you to sweat more causing teenagers and pregnant women more prone to smelly feet.

• A condition called hyperhidrosis can cause more perspiration than usual in areas like the hands, underarms and feet. While people usually sweat to cool the body, those with hyperhidrosis sweat even when the body’s temperature doesn’t need to be regulated.

How do I use FBT spray?

1. It all begins with washing & drying your feet thoroughly.

2. Spray the entire affected area.

3. Allow your feet to air-dry and done!

BE SWEET TO YOUR FEET

Most importantly:

BE CONSISTANT AND YOU WIN!

Why are my feet still funky after I remove my shoes?

Simple, it’s because your shoes are still funky!

What can I do about it?

Before returning your feet back into your shoes, be sure to clean them internally (remove the insoles if possible.) Then, spray inside the shoes thoroughly and let air dry before wearing them.

Once this has been accomplished, you should only need to spray inside your shoes weekly (spraying routine varies per individual.)

What’s an ideal feet regimen?

• Spray FBT potent foot spray daily and/or nightly (no more than 2x within 24 hours.) In a very short time (maybe after 1st use..) you’ll use less frequently, but at least 1x a week.

• Keep your feet dry, especially between your toes.
  Go barefoot to let your feet air out as much as possible when you're home. Dry between your toes after a bath or shower.

• Change socks regularly.
  If your feet get very sweaty, change your socks. Buy socks that are made of natural material, such as cotton, wool, or a synthetic fiber designed to draw moisture away from your feet. Tip: Spray socks and let dry before a long day.

• Wear light, well-ventilated shoes.
  Avoid shoes made of synthetic material, such as vinyl or rubber.

• Alternate pairs of shoes. Shoes need to air out too!
  Don't wear the same pair every day so that you give your shoes time to dry after each use.

• Protect your feet in public places.
  Wear waterproof sandals or shoes around public pools, showers and locker rooms.

• Don't share shoes. Fungus is CONTAGIOUS!
  Sharing risks spreading a fungal infection.

• Don't let stinky feet walk!
  Fungus is contagious and can spread via carpets, floors etc.