Odor-Eaters Foot Powder, 6-Ounces
Posted by admin on October 16, 2010 under foot care | 
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Everbody knows I am consistently on the keep an eye on for highly credible staff. Today, I just found a very great thing. Make sure that you go over the item page at amazon.com. Please let me know what you think.
- Controls foot wetness and odor
Product Description
With Zorbitex Technology. Destroys odor on contact. Absorbs 110% its weight in sweat. Contains Arm & Hammer Baking Soda. Introducing Zorbitex Technology: A powerful combination of patented ingredient and Arm & Hammer Baking Soda that outperforms any singl
$21.16-Odor-Eaters Foot Powder, 6-Ounces
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Karen said,
I always have sweaty feet and thus causing my shoes and feet to smell when the sweat meets with bacteria. So I was very happy to buy this product, just sprinkle a generous amount to the shoes evenly, and voilà! No smelly shoes or feet!
(Plus 4 bottles for [...] bucks is a bargain!)
Rating: 5 / 5
Honest Consumer said,
I’ve used this for years. No complaints. Really is better than “the leading brand” Sholl’s??? Well, this was a great buy so go ahead… it’s what you know and it won’t let you down. Just don’t breathe it in / talc is bad for your lungs.
Rating: 5 / 5
Boeker family said,
I use this powder for my hair.
Well, here is the thing: I have a bit of a problem with an oily hairline. My hair overall would not need to be washed , but my hairline does. But every day washing makes it even worse. I used dryshampoo for years but I found out this stuff works even better on a fraction of the price. I used also corn starch baby powder, the ingredients are pretty much the same, but for some reason this works best.
I can’t say anything about it as a food powder, since I have no problems with swaety feets. But for all of us who have problems with oily hair: This helps!
Just sprinkle a little bit on your hairline and than brush it out thoroughly. I guess, it works best on lighter shades.
Rating: 5 / 5
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