A survey by the Dollar Shave Club found that three-quarters of people do not regularly wash their feet in the shower. Conclusion published on the company’s website.
“Many people do not wash their feet, believing that soapy water in the shower is enough to clean them naturally. The company said that 50% of men and women do not wash at all, and 25% do not wash every day.
At the same time, doctors recommend washing with soap at least every other day, as well as carefully wiping the spaces between the toes before putting on socks and shoes, and drying the feet completely. Regular care can help one avoid fungal infections and other athlete’s foot-type ailments.
This is a term that characterizes a specific lesion on the feet of people who actively play sports. Problems faced by athletes include calluses, calluses, cracked heels, deformities and brittle nails, fungal infections, ingrown nails, excessive sweating, and blisters.
The company conducted the survey after it was learned that fungal infections, including athlete’s foot, were becoming more common around the world. This happens when fungi become resistant to treatment.