How To Keep Loose High Heels On Your Feet And Make Them More Comfortable…who Knew It Was So Easy!

Confession time ladies! Hands up…Who has a pair of heels that they just love because they are so darn cute, but yet they slip off your feet all the time, leaving you stressed and frustrated, and walking like a day old deer? Well, here is a round up of some solutions worth a try, and we are so saving the best for last! The Holy Grail of shoe nightmares, the answer you have been searching for! Video - youtube.com/watch?v=5zM-ukkGjtQ

7 life hacks about how to make heels fit and comfy - solution for loose shoes

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Make your loose shoes pain free - a guide to keep heels securely on feet

1. Gel Toe Pads

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Gel pads: Available from the high street or many online retailer, the

aim is to create less space in the shoe, making it harder to slip off, and

pushing the foot back into a better position to grip the heel area.

Comments: This actually gave the shoe a better fit, and the gel was

comfortable, but it didn't last long and the shoe was slipping off again!

Sometimes the gel slipped and I could see it over she shoe which was

rather off putting too!

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2. Heel Grips

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Heel grips: Again, available in lots of places, these pieces of sticky

tape are designed to be stuck inside the heel of the shoe, and create

friction and grip between the heel and the back of the shoe. It also

takes a bit of space out of the shoe, creating a better fit, or so they say!

Comments: This was not a great solution when wearing stockings

and tights, it just slipped and at one point created a ladder in the

stockings - not professional at all!

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3. Footie sock

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Footie sock: A small lacy sock designed to give some grip to the sole of the foot, various colours available.

Comments: Pretty ineffective to be fair - occasionally we could see the sock over the line of the shoe, and that just annoys us greatly - Did nothing to stop the heel slipping.

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4. Double Sided Tape

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Double sided tape: Another old wives tale, and considered a quick fix, using normal sellotape rolled up to create double sided effect.

Comments: Next to useless and then some! Really didn't help in anyway. Shoes just fell off as normal, not recommended!

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5. Hair Spray

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Hairspray: Again, a bit of an old wives tale, but spraying your feet with

hairspray before you pop your shoes on offers more grip and helps

stop the shoes slipping off.

Comments: Made no difference at all!

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6. Talc

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Talc: A great suggestion from your granny! Liberally apply talc to your

feet, providing grip and adhesion to the feet.

Comments: A little more grip, but soon wore off! Worked better with

bare feet that it did with stockings and tights, not helpful when you

have to wear them!

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This is not looking good is it! Well, thankfully this author has stumbled across a really neat solution, and it works 100% of the time!

7. Detachable Shoe Straps from elizamay.com

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Detachable shoe straps: Brought to you by the amazing

ElizaMay.com, we really do not know where these amazing

straps have been hiding. The simplicity but efficacy is

breathtaking! From a single strap that reaches across the front

of the shoe, to a massive range of glamorous straps that attach

by simply slipping them over the high heel and passing them up

around the ankle of the wearing. Turning your favourite but

impractical strapless heels into even cuter, changeable strapped

shoes in seconds. Now your heels simply cannot slip off and we

are really in love!

Comments: Brilliant, total genius! I can have a range of

different looks from the same pair of heels and walk like I really

own it!

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