"There was my life before. And then my life after."
Your son has dumped his football boots in the hallway again.
Two sprays inside each shoe. That's the dose.
Within a minute the entry smells like a tea tree, not the boots. Not "pretending to smell like a tea tree" — actually like the tree the oil came from.
The smell of feet isn't poor hygiene. It's bacteria that live where it's warm and dark. Tea tree is naturally antibacterial and naturally antifungal. The oil removes the source instead of masking it.
"My entire entry hallway smells like tea tree oil all the time now. It's better than the smell of sweaty feet!"
— Kat Ritchie, Bendigo ★★★★
Two sprays inside each shoe. That's the dose.
Within a minute the entry smells like a tea tree, not the boots. Not "pretending to smell like a tea tree" — actually like the tree the oil came from.
The smell of feet isn't poor hygiene. It's bacteria that live where it's warm and dark. Tea tree is naturally antibacterial and naturally antifungal. The oil removes the source instead of masking it.
"My entire entry hallway smells like tea tree oil all the time now. It's better than the smell of sweaty feet!"
— Kat Ritchie, Bendigo ★★★★
Two sprays per shoe. That's the dose.
Inside the shoe, not on the foot — that's where the bacteria are. Pull the tongue forward, spritz at the heel, do the other one.
End-of-day feet. Two sprays into bare hands, rub into the feet after the shower. The tea tree is doing the antibacterial work; the cool feeling is a bonus.
The pile of school sneakers at the back door. Two sprays into each, leave them in the sun.
Bike helmet, sports bag, gym shoes — same routine.
A 100ml bottle is small because the dose is small.
Inside the shoe, not on the foot — that's where the bacteria are. Pull the tongue forward, spritz at the heel, do the other one.
End-of-day feet. Two sprays into bare hands, rub into the feet after the shower. The tea tree is doing the antibacterial work; the cool feeling is a bonus.
The pile of school sneakers at the back door. Two sprays into each, leave them in the sun.
Bike helmet, sports bag, gym shoes — same routine.
A 100ml bottle is small because the dose is small.
A pile of school shoes at the back door that doesn't make you flinch when you walk past.
Sandals after a 30-degree day on concrete.
A bike helmet that's lived in the boot of the car all summer.
The teenager's football boots.
Your own feet, after the shower, before bed.
Sandals after a 30-degree day on concrete.
A bike helmet that's lived in the boot of the car all summer.
The teenager's football boots.
Your own feet, after the shower, before bed.
Two ingredients. The list takes one breath.
Methylated spirits — alcohol with a bittering agent added so it can't be drunk. The same alcohol you'd find in a bottle of wine or a hand sanitiser, deliberately made bitter so it can be sold for cleaning. Its only job in this bottle is to atomise the oil. It evaporates in seconds. What you smell, and what's left on every surface, is the oil.
100% pure Australian tea tree oil — distilled from the leaves of Melaleuca alternifolia, native to the swampy lowlands of northern New South Wales. The active compound is terpinen-4-ol — naturally antibacterial and antifungal. The "smell of feet" isn't dirt; it's bacteria that live where it's warm and dark. Tea tree removes the source instead of perfuming over it.
That's the entire formula.
No water filler. No synthetic fragrance pretending to be the oil. No aluminium chlorohydrate. No "fragrance (parfum)" line hiding twenty things.
If a brand needs more than two ingredients to deal with foot odour, it's because the third ingredient is doing the masking the oil was meant to do.
Methylated spirits — alcohol with a bittering agent added so it can't be drunk. The same alcohol you'd find in a bottle of wine or a hand sanitiser, deliberately made bitter so it can be sold for cleaning. Its only job in this bottle is to atomise the oil. It evaporates in seconds. What you smell, and what's left on every surface, is the oil.
100% pure Australian tea tree oil — distilled from the leaves of Melaleuca alternifolia, native to the swampy lowlands of northern New South Wales. The active compound is terpinen-4-ol — naturally antibacterial and antifungal. The "smell of feet" isn't dirt; it's bacteria that live where it's warm and dark. Tea tree removes the source instead of perfuming over it.
That's the entire formula.
No water filler. No synthetic fragrance pretending to be the oil. No aluminium chlorohydrate. No "fragrance (parfum)" line hiding twenty things.
If a brand needs more than two ingredients to deal with foot odour, it's because the third ingredient is doing the masking the oil was meant to do.
Will it really last? It's only 100ml.
Two hundred sprays per bottle. At two sprays per shoe, that's months of school sneakers, footy boots and bike helmets. The bottle is small because the dose is small.
Can I spray it directly on my feet?
Yes. The methylated spirits dries in seconds and what's left is just tea tree oil. Multiple customers spray it on after a shower. Avoid open cuts — the alcohol stings.
My husband (or teen) has athlete's foot. Will it help?
Tea tree oil is naturally antifungal. It's been used for that purpose in Australia long before pharmaceutical antifungals existed. We're not making a medical claim, but several customers tell us long-running infections cleared after regular use. Worth trying before the chemist.
Is it the same tea tree as your essential oil bottle?
Yes. Same Australian-distilled tea tree oil. The foot spray is the oil with nothing else added — atomised, ready to direct at a shoe instead of dropped on a tissue.
Can I refill the bottle?
Not yet. If you'd buy a refill for this one, tell us. Demand decides.
Two hundred sprays per bottle. At two sprays per shoe, that's months of school sneakers, footy boots and bike helmets. The bottle is small because the dose is small.
Can I spray it directly on my feet?
Yes. The methylated spirits dries in seconds and what's left is just tea tree oil. Multiple customers spray it on after a shower. Avoid open cuts — the alcohol stings.
My husband (or teen) has athlete's foot. Will it help?
Tea tree oil is naturally antifungal. It's been used for that purpose in Australia long before pharmaceutical antifungals existed. We're not making a medical claim, but several customers tell us long-running infections cleared after regular use. Worth trying before the chemist.
Is it the same tea tree as your essential oil bottle?
Yes. Same Australian-distilled tea tree oil. The foot spray is the oil with nothing else added — atomised, ready to direct at a shoe instead of dropped on a tissue.
Can I refill the bottle?
Not yet. If you'd buy a refill for this one, tell us. Demand decides.
We've been making natural eucalyptus products since 1895.
Five generations. One commitment — products made from ingredients you can actually read, that work without leaving anything behind they shouldn't.
Real ingredients on the label. Nothing synthetic. Nothing hidden. Nothing on your bench, in your bedroom or in your kitchen that shouldn't be there.
If it doesn't work for you — for any reason, any time — we'll refund you in full. No return needed. No questions asked. No expiry on that promise.
4,800+ reviews. 4.9 stars.
— Tony Taig, 5th generation
Five generations. One commitment — products made from ingredients you can actually read, that work without leaving anything behind they shouldn't.
Real ingredients on the label. Nothing synthetic. Nothing hidden. Nothing on your bench, in your bedroom or in your kitchen that shouldn't be there.
If it doesn't work for you — for any reason, any time — we'll refund you in full. No return needed. No questions asked. No expiry on that promise.
4,800+ reviews. 4.9 stars.
— Tony Taig, 5th generation
Deodorising Foot Spray 100 ml
$18.00 · ~$0.35 per wash