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Easy to do home remedies for your footies:

Take3 tsp sandalwood powder, 2 tsp fuller's earth(multani mitti),iced water, 1/2 grated cucumber, 2 pulped pineapple cubes. Make a paste of all these ingredients and apply on all feet. Let the paste remain for 10 minutes, till it dries off. Rinse well and moisturize.

Take 1-2 tsp of rose water and 2 tsp of sandalwood powder mix it with fresh water keep your feet in it for 30 minutes. After 30 minutes keep your feet out. Pat dry. Moisturize well.

Take some dried neem leaves and grind them. Mix them with talcum powder and apply on your feet. the ideal ratio is 50 gm neem in 100 gm talc. This will keep odour at the bay.

Put 5 ml peppermint oil in tub of lukewarm water with a handful of neem leaves, and soak your feet for 10 minutes.
Pat  dry and spray any peppermint- based talcum on them.

Mix 2 tsp oatmeal,2 tsp flour and 2 tsp rose water. Apply on your feet and scrub gently, then rinse off with warm water. Pat dry. Moisturise well.

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