Are there stinky sneaks in your family? Freshen them up with this simple, all natural recipe for a DIY deodorizing shoe powder. This easy deodorizing shoe powder recipe will help keep your shoes smelling fab even if they don’t always look the part.

Made from easily obtainable all natural ingredients, this deodorizing shoe powder recipe is kind to both your shoes and your feet. Simply sprinkle some in your shoes overnight or before wearing with – or without – socks!

This recipe yields one 7 oz. container, but you can easily double it if you want to make more – say, one for each of your little sports players!  I used the white powder sifter bottles from Nature’s Garden for this project. Not only are they relatively inexpensive – $3.99 scores you a set of ten containers – but they can easily be upcycled once they’re empty! Since they are plastic, you can simply wash, dry and re-use! (Psst. These are also perfect for those dry shampoo recipes!)

Natural Deodorizing Shoe Powder Recipe

© Rebecca’s Soap Delicatessen

Ingredients:

2 oz. baking soda
2.5 oz. arrowroot powder
1/2 teaspoon lavender flower powder
1/4 teaspoon lemon peel powder
30 drops rosemary essential oil
20 drops tea tree oil
12 drops clove essential oil
12 drops lemongrass essential oil

Instructions:

Using a digital kitchen scale, weigh out the baking soda and arrowroot powder into a large glass bowl. Then measure out the lavender flower powder and lemon peel powder and add to the bowl. Mix all dry ingredients together with a fork.

Next, add the essential oils to the powder base, then whisk with a fork until thoroughly incorporated.

Spoon the finished powder into a 7 oz. white powder sifter bottle, cap, and label. {Download the Printable Natural Deodorizing Shoe Powder Labels.}

To use, simply shake some of the powder into the bottoms of your shoes overnight or just before wearing to help keep them dry and stink free!

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