Who Knew? Dry Shampoo Also Cleans Shoes!
No matter how sweat-free and rose-petal-scented your feet may be, eventually, every pair of flats turns. Patent leather, especially. There are foot sprays ... but even the name "foot spray" is horribly unappealing, bringing to mind Grandpa's Tinactin.
Dry shampoo, I've found, does the same thing for your shoes that it does for your hair: refreshes, absorbs moisture, and makes them smell significantly better. Plus, it doesn't say "feet" anywhere on the bottle.
—Dawn Spinner, associate beauty editor
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