My Favorite Foot Care Product

Our feet may smell bad from time to time, especially in the winter. In winter, we wear thick, warm socks and warm shoes. As our feet stay in warm socks and shoes for a few hours, they begin to smell bad as they can't breathe. To be honest, I have tried a few products for smelly feet, but none of them worked properly except for this one. Mavala foot gel is my all-time favorite. It has a gel texture, and it absorbs into the skin quickly. 

In the morning, I first wash my feet and then dry them with a towel. After that, I apply Mavala foot gel to my feet and massage them a little bit. To be perfectly honest, this foot gel doesn't prevent odor 100%, but it does work. I mean, the product prevents feet from odor by about 90%. So they almost don't smell. It is very interesting to me to get to know your favorite foot care product. ;) 


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