A Stylist's Rx For Too Tight Shoes!

                           Fix Your "Too-Tight" Shoes! 

Do you own a pair of shoes that have become too tight?
Or would you like to borrow a pair of shoes from your sister,
BFF or coworker, but they're just a little too tight?

Well, if the shoes look great, but are a size or two too small, 
avoid them, they may do serious damage to your feet, but if 

they're just a wee bit tight, do the following...

Put on a pair of socks and put on your too-tight shoes.
Next, get out your blow dryer and turn it on high and aim the dryer
at the tight areas while wiggling and stretching your feet.
Leave the shoes on for a few mins. and continue to walk around,
now- take off your socks and then put the shoes back on.

Heating up leather shoes makes them more pliable, which enables
them (the shoes) to mold to your feet.
And if the shoes are still tight- reheat the shoes, (without your feet in them)
and then walk around with your feet in them for a few mins.
Sometimes a few blasts of the hair dryer does the trick.

That's it- And remember, this tip will save you a trip to your shoemaker.
The money you save can be used to buy a new pair of shoes.


Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!

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Ellen D's Rx For Comfortable Shoes!

                              Ellen DeGeneres' Rx For Back Pain! 

Ellen Degeneres is known as a women who loves sneakers and
also known for suffering from back pain.
If you, like Ellen suffers from back pain, then you may be interested
in this new bit of info.
The info: Your shoes may be causing your back pain.

That's right- Do you like wearing a pair of sneakers right up until
the soles give out? Do you wear shoes only because they look good?
Well, according to researchers, shoes without arch support force lower
back muscles to work a lot harder. To alleviate the pain- try switching
to shoes with supportive insoles and you'll cut down on lower back aches
considerably. 

That's it- A shoe Rx to end the agony of back pain. 
And if you're already wearing shoes with great support, but are still
suffering from back pain- go to Google.com and type in Ellen Degeneres'
Rxs To End Back Pain. Once you reach the destination, you should see
some incredible alternatives, like...letting go of negative thoughts,
taking more vitamin C, massaging your feet... plus,  many more tips.

Good Luck! 
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!