How not to rub your feet: TOP 7 working life hacks

Warm days are a great excuse to walk out your new summer shoes. But due to the fact that the feet sweat, even the most comfortable sandals can rub at the end of the day. How to escape - TOP 7 working life hacks

6 PHOTOS

1. Corn Pencil

Pencil in the form of a stick is sold in pharmacies and decorative cosmetics stores. This option works well on new shoes. Check where the discomfort is felt, and smear it with a pencil there. It will create a sliding invisible surface, and this protective film will protect your legs from chafing.

2. Silicone patch

This ultra-thin soft silicone sticker is designed to treat wounds and scars. However, in cases where the shoes have already rubbed their feet, and calluses have appeared on them, it will save you, because the patch provides an elastic coating of the skin. It can be used several times, and a piece of such a patch can be easily cut into the desired shape.

3. Overlays

Overlays for shoes - for those young ladies who are ready for problems in advance. Because you can’t buy such things in a regular pharmacy. They are sold online or in shoe stores. Leather or silicone heel pads reduce pressure on the heels, protect against scuffs, and prevent blisters and abrasions. These overlays securely hold the heel and provide walking comfort.

3. Dezik

Dry antiperspirant is often used in the summer. But in this case, it is applied not to the armpits, but to the feet. Yes, this simple life hack allows the foot to not slip inside the sandal or sandals. After all, legs often sweat in the heat, but here everything will be under control.

4. Petrolatum

Advice in case the nearest pharmacy did not have any of the above. Buy petroleum jelly, and apply a thin layer on friction points. Just keep in mind that Vaseline leaves marks on leather shoes.

5. Candle or soap

If your sandals or shoes have an uncomfortable back, treat the inside of the area with a candle or dry soap. Tightly cover all the roughness.

6. Scotch

If you rubbed your shoes when you defiled in the office, and you just can’t get to the nearest pharmacy, use scotch tape. Yes Yes. It is this unpretentious stationery that creates friction between the inflamed skin of the foot and the shoe. However, be smart and don't stick tape on corn or wound. Maximum - on reddened skin.