Tape your third and fourth toes together before wearing heels.
Before wearing closed-toed heels, tape your third and fourth toes together using nude or clear medical tape. This is an easy and useful way to alter your balance a little and take pressure of the balls of your feet.
Add Grip to Heels with Sandpaper
Blow Dry The Shoes: Stretch a pair of tight shoes by wearing thick socks and blow drying the tight area.
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Combine wooly socks and a blowdryer for painless breaking in. Bonus points for warm feet while shoe-hacking.
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3 Ways To Make Shoes Less Slippery: Rub the bottoms of plastic or leather shoes with some sandpaper or a nail file to create texture and traction and make your shoes less slippery.
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Save your soles with gel arch inserts. Since these shoes are usually completely flat and offer no arch support, invest in a really good customized insole, a full shoe or just the arch bit will do- especially if you find that your lower back is achy after a day spent in your flats.
You can get Arch Support Gel Insole via Amazon. Via: wiivv.com
Keep Feet Free From Sweat By Spraying Dry Shampoo Into Shoes
Un-cramp toe boxes in the freezer: Water + baggie + freezer = finally putting middle school science to good use
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To hack before you even buy, try on shoes in the afternoon or evening because feet can swell up to a half size bigger by the end of the day.
