Don’t you hate it when you know you can walk a few miles in high heels, but it just doesn’t feel right to do so? If you’ve been trying to walk in heels for years and form some sort of consistent habit, this post will help change that.
You’ve been admiring them for ages, and you finally decided that you want to wear them. Now, you want to make sure that they’re comfortable. You get nervous when trying them on because it’s been a while since you’ve had to do it. What should I do?
I was in the mall the other day and saw a pair of high heels that made me fall in love. The shiny, patent leather boots were eye-catching and when I tried them on they were super comfortable. They feel like they are supposed to be on my feet—not just any high heels, but the comfy ones.
Comfy, stylish and high heels. Three things I like in a pair of shoes. Especially when it comes to high heels which can be tricky for beginners. Let’s take a look at how you can walk in your comfy high heels perfectly and comfortably.
A Guide To Buying Your First High Heels
We’ve all been there: You’re at a party, and someone makes a comment about your shoes. “Ugh,” you think, “I hate wearing heels.” But what’s wrong with them? It’s not that high heels are bad for your feet — in fact, they can help prevent heel spurs and other foot conditions. But wearing heels all the time can be uncomfortable and damaging to the ligaments in your feet over time. You can avoid that by finding heels that fit properly.
Here’s a guide to buying the perfect pair of shoes for your body type, with tips on how to walk in high heels without pain or injury.
If you’ve ever considered wearing high heels, perhaps you’re just not sure how to wear them. Perhaps you have a fear of falling over, or maybe your feet hurt after standing for an hour. Whatever the reason, high heels can be intimidating!
To help you feel more confident in your heels, we offer a guide on how to walk in high heels properly and comfortably.
WHY CAN’T I WALK IN HEELS?
There are many reasons why women may experience foot pain while wearing heels. Some conditions that can cause pain include:
Arthritis — This condition causes inflammation of the joints in the bones and tendons around the toes. It can make it difficult for people with arthritis to walk because their feet become stiff from inflammation and swelling.
Corns — Corns form when there is pressure on the skin from repeated walking over a period of time (think about how much pressure your heel puts on your toes when you walk). When corns develop, they can cause pain, redness, swelling and bleeding.
Metatarsalgia — Metatarsalgia refers to discomfort caused by a common condition known as Morton’s neuroma (also called Morton’s#ENDWRITE
