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Can you ever tell from looks if a woman's feet smell? Or even by getting to know them? A few instances I have known girls who were kept up pretty good and I got the chance to sniff their shoes and they had a strong odor to them. I've also known some who wore shoes all day and they never had any odor. Any thoughts?
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Well,I'd say that you can tell that there is a possibility if you look at what type of shoes she's wearing,how worn they are/look,if she wore socks or not plus some other factors...
I'd say also you have to catch at a precise time of the day under certain circumstances...
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quote:Originally posted by 2nd. To God In Power: I can tell instantly. Ask me how....
I'll humor you....... HOW?
Here's how: Some of us have naturally oily skin. You'll mostly recognize it in the face, hands, and feet. If anybody has some soft, but yet slightly moist hands and feet, then 9 times outta 10 they're gonna produce a slightly stronger smell than those who don't have above oily skin.
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^ From my experience it's been almost the total opposite, and it's actually kinda frustrating. I know some girls who constantly have sweaty feet (and have oily skin on other body parts) but they never produce any odor. Then on the other hand I had a childhood friend who's feet I were obsessed with for most of my life, has very very dry skin so much she has to go to a dermatologist often, and her feet are some of the funkiest I've ever smelled. But I still agree with you for the most part, that should be true.
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It all depends. Some women will powder their feet, and some women just sweat more than others.
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I think there is a correlation. My wife generally has somewhat smooth, clammy skin, particularly on her hands and soles. After being in most any shoes, her feet develop a strong 'corn chip' smell. She'll come home from work and kick off a pair of flats, slip off her socks and half the room fills with corn chip feet smell.
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