Have you seen ads for this Friction Block stick? Supposedly you put it on the spots of your feet that would get ravaged by a new pair of strappy sandals or ankle breaking heels and it doesn't hurt. Goes on clear, forms a protective barrier. I read some reviews on-line and it was a mixed bag. Personally, I think part of being a woman is knowing that sometimes you're going to have to break in shoes and it's going to hurt. Granted I make it a point to rarely rock such shoes so maybe if it were more of a thing in my life I might purchase it. But blisters build character, right? Right? Plus let's face it, $6 is like a flip flop splurge for me and bandaids are cheap. Footware isn't really an investment for me...those shoes are cute though! AND organic! Payless has 'em. I may have to check it out. They seem fairly foot friendly.This has been product placement, shoes edition, with batgirl. You may go about your business now.
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You can essentially do the same thing with vaseline that you can do with that band-aid stick. The real key is to always wear shoes that hurt cause your skin just gets tough and it stops hurting!
My feet are babies. I never got over the initial pain of cute shoes, but maybe that product would help me out?
I want those shoes... see ya at payless.
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