Ladies! Here's how to wear high heels without pain
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Loading... - Chantale Ayissi
- 12 Aug 2022
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But there is no point in all this - if what follows is excruciating pain.
More than two-and-a-half decades of ‘heel wearing experience’ have taught me a few things to keep in mind.
Moisturise your feet well
There will be less friction as you move and you will not get blisters and burns.
Get your foot size right
Getting the foot size right is really important. Before buying a pair, ask the person helping you in the store to tell you the right foot size. Also, foot size changes, and not just while you are growing up, but also when you are all grown up. Check it at least twice a year.
Pay attention to the shape of your feet
Some of us have narrow feet, some have wide; some have smaller toes, while some might have long fingers. There are so many variations. If you have wide feet, do not wear closed tapered shoes. Wear wide front closed ones or open toe ones. Even those with smaller toes should opt for closed wide front shoes. The pointed front shoes will pinch your toes and make them very uncomfortable. Unfortunately, besides taking them off after an hour or so, there will be no other solution.
Try these:
Block heels and platforms are way more comfortable than pointed heels. I know nothing can match up to pencil heels, but with the whole creativity boom happening in the design industry, you will find styles and shapes that would catch your fancy. They are as trendy as any. Read More...
