Athlete’s Foot Treatment Powder 100g - Soothe, Heal & Prevent Fungal Infections | Natural Antifungal, Moisture Absorbing Formula for Itchy, Irritated Skin | Easy to Use Foot Powder

Very nice in smooth when i put it on , lovely smell and refreshing !!

Emptied the contents into an old container with a sprinkler head for convenience

I love it - helps keep my feet dry and I will purchase again!

Sent back unopened due to cost, plus size and style of box, if I had opened, most of the contents would have ended up on the floor! I managed to find a much larger, cheaper, baby powder on Amazon which solved the problem!

Written by my dad:TLDR: Not Impressed, Basic Packaging, Pricey TagSo, I decided to give the Athlete's Foot Powder a go, and honestly, it's not exactly leaving the best impression. Let's start with the packaging – it's pretty basic. The container looks like they slapped a label on without much thought, and the powder itself? Well, it's this plain off-white stuff that's kind of a mix between talcum powder and chalk.Messy Application, Tricky to Get OutNow, here's the catch – putting this stuff on is a bit of a challenge. There's no clever lid with holes or anything to make it easier. Nope, you've got to dig the powder out with your fingers, which can get pretty messy and leads to more wastage than you'd like. And let me tell you, getting it onto your feet? It's like a bit of a juggling act – the powder tends to scatter all over the place.So-So Performance, Doesn't Justify the Price TagNow, let's talk about the results. The powder claims to be all-natural, which might sound promising, but I'm not entirely convinced, especially given how basic everything looks. I've been dealing with athlete's foot, and while this powder hasn't made things worse, it hasn't really improved matters either. It does provide some temporary relief, probably because it keeps your feet cool and dry, but it's not exactly a game-changer when it comes to dealing with foot fungus.Promises, Promises... Falling ShortThey go on about the natural ingredients, moisture-absorbing qualities, and antifungal properties. But if I'm being honest, their claims don't quite match up with reality. Yes, it does help with moisture, but it's not the miracle fix they make it out to be. And as for the antifungal aspect? Well, let's just say my foot situation hasn't done a complete turnaround despite following their recommendations.Final Verdict: Not Worth the InvestmentTo sum it all up, the Athlete's Foot Powder didn't quite hit the mark for me. The packaging and application are a bit of a letdown, and the results aren't as impressive as they claim. Considering the price, there might be better options out there that offer more value. If you're dealing with athlete's foot, you might want to explore alternative products that give you more bang for your buck.

As it says there is nothing bad in the powder, simply good healthy ingredients. it absorbs moisture well and my feet feel dry after a long day work. Satisfied with the product!

I don’t have a serious Athlete’s foot problem but occasionally suffer from itchy feet especially during the hot seasons. Using talcum powder seemed to help but was looking to change to something different.This treatment powder by FunkAway caught my attention with their emphasis on ‘Natural Ingredients’ and essential oils so I decided to give it a try.When I received the powder, I noticed three main things (that could be improved):1. For the quantity of the powder ordered (125g) the tub was oversized2. The tub did NOT have any tamper proof sealing3. There was no shaker/dispenser, just a plastic spoon (similar to those in Protein shake tubs)By transferring portions into compact containers (with smaller openings), I can keep this powder in my various sports bags.This has now replaced the talcum powder. Due to the strong fragrance, it especially feels refreshing/soothing when applied post shower at the gym.The price would be justified only if the points outlined above are addressed.

Sadly back to the very smelly Mycota powder.