What are some good ways to treat heel rubbing

Many people have this problem when buying shoes. They feel that the shoes are quite comfortable when they try them on in a shoe store or shopping mall, but when they buy them back and wear them, they always rub their feet. Especially for women, high heels are extremely painful. This problem bothers many people. In fact, the main reason why shoes rub feet is the leather material of the shoes. Most of the shoes that rub feet are leather shoes, because the leather of leather shoes may be relatively hard, so they will rub feet when you wear them in the early days, but they will gradually get better over time.

Here are some tips to teach you what to do when your shoes rub your heels. When you buy new leather shoes, they are often too hard and very uncomfortable to wear. They may even cause your feet to become red, swollen and blistered. What to do when your shoes rub your heels? Here are a few ways to avoid this pain.

Apply facial cream to the areas where new leather shoes rub your feet, or dry a wet towel, soak it in white wine, and fix it with a clip to the areas where your feet rub. Leave it overnight to soften the leather. It works very well! Try wearing your new shoes at home first to see which parts of your feet rub against you, and then take appropriate measures. Soak a piece of newspaper in a basin of water (just wet), crumple it into a ball, and then squeeze out the water (not too dry). After squeezing it dry, wrap the wet newspaper with another piece of newspaper and knead them into a ball (remember to wrap the wet newspaper with the dry newspaper), and finally stuff it into the part of the shoe that rubs your feet. The second time you go out, take out all the newspapers. Try the new shoes again and you will find that they are much looser and will not rub your feet.

My method is to gently knead the area where the foot is rubbed with my hands to make the shoe soft, but not to use too much force to avoid wrinkling the shoe surface. Just try to make it as soft as possible. When you go out, apply moisturizer on your feet and legs, and there will be basically no problem. Now I always bring moisturizer when I wear new shoes when I go out.

My method is the simplest. I believe that all of you sisters must have a hair dryer at home. Just use the hair dryer to blow inside. Haha, the skin will become soft and will never rub your feet again. Every time I buy new shoes, I ask LG to apply some peanut oil or lubricant on them so that my feet don’t feel any pain when I wear them. MM can try it, it saves money and is convenient.

I usually use a wet sponge to wet the shoe leather where my foot is rubbing. It will soften after an hour and it won't be so uncomfortable to wear then. But don't wet the leather of your shoes often, as that will not be good for protecting your leather shoes. You can also apply white wine to the parts of your shoes that rub your feet, soak them for about 5 to 15 minutes, wait until they soften slightly, then put them on and walk. After they dry, they will no longer rub your feet. Cover the area where your feet are rubbing with a damp cloth, then tap it repeatedly with a small hammer to soften it. Then it will not rub your feet when you put them on again.

If the edge of your shoes rubs your feet, cover it with a wet towel for a few minutes to make it damp and soft, then use a cylindrical object such as a glass bottle to press it hard a few times. Note: The best way to solve the problem of new shoes rubbing your feet is to learn how to buy shoes: try to buy soft leather shoes such as sheepskin; the shoes should be of the right size; it is best to buy shoes around 3 pm, as that is the time of the day when the feet are the most swollen. If you buy shoes in the morning, try to choose looser ones.

Blow and smash method

For the kind of shoes that rub the heels, sides of toes, and cause blisters: you can use a hair dryer to blow on the part of the shoes that rub the feet until the leather becomes soft, and then hit it with a hard object. This method is very good, especially for shoes that rub the heels.

Idiot Tape Method

Use tape to stick on the place where the shoes rub against the feet, and after a period of time, the feet will not be rubbed too much.

Hammer method

Cover the area where your feet are rubbing with a wet cloth, and then tap it repeatedly with a small hammer to soften it. Then it will not rub your feet when you put them on again.

Trampling

Fold the part that rubs your foot inward and make it concave, and step on it as if you were wearing slippers. Then leave it for a few days and it will feel much better.

Newspaper Wet Method

Crumple up some waste newspaper, wet it with water (slightly), wrap it with another piece of newspaper, and then stuff it into the area of ​​your shoes that is rubbing your feet. Make sure to plug it in tightly. This method is definitely useful.

Wine immersion method

Pour white wine (about 25 grams) into new leather shoes, shake them a few times, and leave them for an hour before wearing them. The leather will no longer be stiff and the shoes will no longer pinch your feet. If your feet are rubbed by the edge of leather shoes, such as the heels, you can dry the wet paper towel, then soak it in white wine, and use a clip to fix it to the part of the leather shoe that is rubbing your feet. Leave it overnight, and it will not rub your feet when you wear it the next day.

Watsons anti-friction sticker

I bought the anti-friction stickers that are specifically designed to deal with foot friction.