8 Heel Hacks Guaranteed To Save Your Feet From Pain

You own a pair of beautiful heels but can’t find peace when you wear them; your poor feet are probably bruised out, or you have been embarrassed by them on a few occasions, and you probably don’t want to own another pair. But wait! How on earth are you going to rock Gabrielle Union or Sheebah Karungi style inspiration in sandals? Ouch! We feel your pain and frustration.

Don’t worry. We are the superheroes far from iron man and the rest, and we are here to save you with some of the easy hacks to change your heel game from such a predicament.

Purchase Your Shoes in the Afternoon.

Match, we’re as surprised as you are. But here’s why: Your feet have most likely swollen and returned to the standard size by the afternoon. It will save you because your heels will no longer pinch you as your feet swell.

To fit shoes, use cotton balls.

You probably bought those heels because they were beautiful but were too big for your feet, and you hoped your feet would grow to fit. We’re sorry to disappoint you; you may have made a lousy investment; however, please reconsider before you throw them away—stuff cotton balls into your heels, particularly the front, where your feet rest. Make sure to use the proper amount of cotton balls so that your heels do not become too tight on your feet.

Baking Soda for Smelly Heels

Baking soda’s inventor must be pleased because the solution is on every hack. Sprinkle a tablespoon of baking soda on top and let it sit for a day to save your stinky heels.

Green Tea can help you relax and restore your feet.

You’ve probably heard of Green Tea for weight loss and other benefits, but you’ll also need it to relax and restore your feet.

Fill a bowl with warm water, add two tea bags, let it simmer, and immerse your feet in the mixture. Allow your feet to soak in the water for a few minutes before massaging them.

To avoid sliding in your heels, use baby powder or panty liner.

Sweaty feet can be annoying for various reasons, one of which is difficulty walking in your pretty heels. As a result, your poor toes may begin to clench as your feet try to grip.

Baby powder absorbs moisture and leaves your heel smelling nice, so it’s a great way to keep your feet dry.

Using a thin panty liner in your heels will provide you with a pleasant pillow sensation while also absorbing sweat that would otherwise cause sliding. Just be sure to use a thin liner rather than a soft pant liner.

Dry shampoo and hair spray, on the other hand, can keep your heels from sliding forward.

To avoid pain, tape your toes.

Tape your third and fourth toes when wearing your closed toe shoes to avoid pain when wearing heels. The tape relieves pressure on your feet and blocks nerve endings, reducing pain.

To stretch your heels, blow dry them.

If you have a great pair of heels but don’t fit, use a blow dryer to stretch them. The blow dryer will help make your heels broader and more comfortable to wear, but be careful not to overheat them.

Understand Your Size

This hack will save you and your heels from the hassles of cotton balls, blow dryers, and the like, and if your heels don’t fit properly, forget about comfort. If you have a wider foot, consider that when choosing a shoe. If you wear enough pairs of heels you understand the size range where you belong

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