There are a few things I can't stand. One is visible Band-Aids anywhere on a woman's foot, or worse, the adhesive from an old Band-Aid that says "Hey, a Band-Aid was here but I couldn't get this gross black adhesive mark off."Why do women wear shoes that hurt and apply bandages to their feet in order to continue wearing shoes that hurt? If a shoe is uncomfortable--don't buy it.
My feet get used to sandal season. They say "Don't fence me in."
So when the weather starts to change and I want to wear my silver Prada flats while at work, I am nice to my feet in the following ways:
1. Moisturize. Before leaving the house I lotion my feet and legs.
2. Wear comfortable shoes for walking to work.
3. Pack the shoes I wish to wear to work.
4. Band-Aid Blister Block.
Blister Block is a non-sticky, non-greasy lubricant that you apply to your heels or any other spot on your foot that might rub. It's an easy to apply roll up stick, kind of like a very small deodorant. An added bonus: it smells really nice and lightly botanical.
To obtain a stick of this miracle stuff, just go to http://www.medshopexpress.com/ and fork over the $6.97. Your feet will thank you. Photo courtesy of medshopexpress.com.
2 comments:
Have you ever tried FootGlide by BODYGLIDE? You get twice as much product as blisterblock for $1 more. And, there are no ingredients in FootGlide that harm the leather in your shoes.
Thanks for the suggestion, I will try it when I run out of the current supply of Blister Block!
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