What should I do if my new shoes rub my heels?

New shoes are actually the most likely to rub the heels, but loving beauty is a woman's nature, so even if they rub the heels, sometimes we will endure it. When facing this situation, we must pay attention to the correct solution. We can use a hammer to knock the part of the shoe that rubs the heels a few times to smooth it out.

1. The two places where new shoes are most likely to rub your feet are the heel and the outside of the big toe. Cover the part of the shoe that rubs your feet with a wet towel for a few minutes. Then take a dry, soft towel and wrap the area where your feet are squeezed. Use a hammer to knock the area a few times to make it flat. Once the leather of the shoe becomes soft and flat, it will no longer rub your feet.

2. Take a piece of newspaper, crumple it into a ball, and dip it in water (not too wet, but make sure the whole ball is dipped in water). Then wrap the wet newspaper with a piece of dry newspaper and stuff it into the part that is squeezing your feet. Then seal the shoes in a plastic bag and leave them overnight.

3. If the new shoes pinch your feet because they are too small, you may try to wet them with a wet towel and then use shoe wedges to stretch them larger so that they will fit your feet better.

4. Before putting on your shoes, take a piece of soap (or a candle you usually use) and apply a thin layer of soap on the part that contacts your heels the most. This will make the heels smooth and will no longer rub your feet.