does anybody know if there is a difference in smell or overall condition of female feet between young women, teens, to older women, 30's and older? I've always wondered what differences they have between them, if any,
Posted by Toetapper (Member # 6473) on :
Based on my experience, I have found none.
The elderly aren't part of my experience but the appearance of their feet gets to be pretty bad.
Posted by Eliza Durden (Member # 22995) on :
Is 30 really considered to be "older" ?
Posted by RPM (Member # 2895) on :
30 ain't old!!! seriously folks! come on!!!
ok.. let me be serious too. there are subtle hormonal changes the body goes through over time.. and therefore the possibility of change in scent occurs. but for the most part, very subtle in nature.
from the day I met my wife to present (nearly 6 years)... i can say there has been very subtle changes.. emphasis.. sublte. like she sweats a little less... the scent is a slightly different now. but not enough for me to really take time to really care.
as long as they don't become totally dry feet in our old age (70+) i'm sure i'll be cool. the one change i never want to seee.. the scent going over to the vinegar side.... i'm not a fan. nothing against those who are though
Posted by SOLEMAN 13 (Member # 33699) on :
Older feet can rock....big time!
Posted by Fate111 (Member # 2627) on :
I agree with RPM. 30 is not old.
I've heard that a body's systems change once every 7 years or so. With that in mind, I'm sure it's possible that there may be slight changes that may occur as far as foot scent goes.
As far as the condition of a woman's feet over time, I imagine that has a little more to do with how well she takes care of them and how much time she spends in uncomfortable shoes that don't fit her feet the correct way that may act to reshape her feet and cause problems the older that she gets. I've seen women with very good looking feet who are in their 50s and women with jacked up feet who are in their 20s so I think it mostly depends on a woman's upkeep of her feet that will determine how good (or bad) they'll look as the years pass.
Posted by Mr.Papers (Member # 3205) on :
from my experience it really depends on the woman rather than the age. I've had chicks who feet didn't smell at all but I think that was do to washing etc.
The more a woman wears shoes the more likely they will stink and I have found out a really good shoe for stinky feet is ballet flats.
Posted by dougiezerts (Member # 6829) on :
quote:Originally posted by SOLEMAN 13: Older feet can rock....big time!
Yep! My girlfriend is 47, and she's got very sexy feet!
Posted by justdaone (Member # 16096) on :
I've never had the chance to personally examine a woman's foot who is say 40ish. I always wanted to try a "mature" woman's feet. I didn't mean to imply that 30's is old. I can't because I'm 34.