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Five Ways to Break In Party Shoes  by: Kathryn Finney 1. Wear them around the house for at least 2 days, with a pair of thick white cotton athletic socks, using either sandpaper or a sidewalk to slightly scuff the bottom. 2. If they're leather, waterproof the outside of the shoes, then soak the entire pair underwater for about 2 minutes. Wearing a pair of thick white socks, walk around your house until dry. The shoe will mold to your foot. Caution: Don’t try this with an expensive pair, or light-colored shoes. 3. Purchase a pair of Dr. Scholl’s Heel liners, available at you local drugstore, and place them on the inside heel of the shoe. The liners help not only to break in the shoe, but also to keep your heels from slipping and rubbing. 4. If the shoe is particularly tight or stiff, grab it by the heel and gently knead it back and forth to loosen the sole, being very careful not to break the sole. 5. If all else fails, purchase a shoe stretcher, a device similar to a shoe tree that helps stretch tight shoes. This device can be purchased from your local shoe repair shop or shoe store. About The Author Kathryn “The Budget Fashionista” Finney is the founder and Editor in Chief of Kate Magazine and The Budget Fashionista- two popular online shopping magazines. She is also the Chief Shopping Officer of TBF Group, LLC, an internet based company focused on providing the best shopping and fashion advice on the web. Known as “the stylist to the cheap,” Kate has been around the world searching for the best bargains on designer goods, and is willing to get the bargain by any (legal) means necessary. thebudgetfashionista.com kathrynfin@thebudgetfashionista.com This article was posted on January 03, 2005 Read More Articles from the "Women" Category: What Makes Online Dating So Different? by Jae Taylor Self Tanners: Your New Best Friend? by Danna Schneider How to create an Irresistible Valentine’s Day Centerpiece by Candee Stark How To Ensure You Find Shoes That Fit You Well by Teegan Bogut Perfumes - The Best X’mas Gift by James Ponting Stomping Authority Of Women Acknowledged By E-Tailers by Samuel Hary Women Managers Leaving Corporations for Entrepreneurship by Susan West Prenatal / Pregnancy Massage by Sharon Hopkins Colour & Cosmetics by Jane Thurnell-Read The Forever Famous High Heel by Shelley Costello << Back to "Women" Index

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