Don’t people in Japan and Korea have sweaty feet?

In Japan, Koreans have to take off their shoes when entering their homes or restaurants. Then some friends will be curious and ask, don’t Japanese and Korean people have stinky feet? Um, sweaty feet, this question should not matter which country you are from. Everyone has seen Crayon Shin-chan, in which Shin-chan’s father has a serious foot odor problem.

Maybe they have the habit of taking off their shoes frequently when going out, so the chance of getting sweaty and smelly feet is very small. Because taking off shoes is something they often do, they must wash their feet frequently and change clean socks and shoes. But even if you have stinky feet, you have to endure it. You can't expose the customer and say, "You have stinky feet, right?" !

Sweaty feet are not actually because your feet like to sweat, but because of fungal infection. Therefore, we must keep our feet clean and dry at ordinary times, especially for sweaty feet. We must change shoes and socks frequently. People whose toes are close together can use paper towels sandwiched between the feet or wear toe socks. When choosing socks, we should try to wear pure cotton, which can absorb moisture and perspire. Girls should wear stockings or high heels as little as possible. , if you must wear stockings on necessary occasions, you can prepare a few pairs of socks in your bag. When your feet get sweaty, go to the bathroom and change out of your sweaty socks. This can also effectively reduce sweaty feet. Inside the shoes, we can put anti-odor insoles or stuff some deodorizing bags made of tea or bamboo charcoal to eliminate germs and drive away odors. Soak your feet in warm water of 40 to 50 degrees every night and put a little white vinegar in it. Vinegar has a bactericidal effect and can inhibit the production of fungi and reduce the symptoms of foot sweating. The socks and shoes we wear every day can also be washed with white vinegar water, which can reduce inflammation and sterilize.