Survive a Whole Day Wearing High Heels |Tips and Tricks|
"Light clothing and stunning high heels are ideal for gatherings."
Light clothing and stunning high heels are ideal for gatherings. High-heeled shoes may lengthen your legs and make them appear more exquisite, but they're hardly buddies when they're killing you most of the time — especially by the end of the night.
Often, all you want is for the pain to end as quickly as possible. Here are some basic tips:
Put your high heels in the freezer
Freeze your heels for at least 30 minutes. You'll notice how the cloth adjusts to the shape of your warm feet when you put your cold shoes on. You might also try putting a bag of water inside the shoes and freezing them. Your shoes will extend slightly as a result of the frozen water.
Socks and hot water
Before wearing your shoes, soak your cotton socks in hot water and put them on. Wear them for a few minutes before going outside. The shoes will stretch a little and won't bother you as much as they did before.
High heel insoles
These small socks, which are usually made of silicone or fabric and are specifically created for insoles, will keep your feet from moving forward in your shoes, decreasing pain and blisters.
If you're wearing open-toed heels, choose a silicone option. Silicone pads are virtually undetectable under your feet while providing the same level of protection.
Hydrating cream
Applying a moisturizing balm to your feet before slipping on those killer heels could prevent irritation, soreness, and blisters, particularly if the shoes are new and tight.
Adhesive tape
To reduce further pressure on the nerve between those two toes that produce pain, just tape the third and fourth toes together with adhesive tape.
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