Hey guys!
Remember my previous post on making loose fitting shoes fit? Today is another
exciting review for Scholl Party Feet Invisible Gel Heel Shield. This
interesting product works exactly like the Scholl leather heel shield but it is
made of silicone gel. This thick comfy gel padding is ideal for closed-back
shoes and help stop shoes from slipping as well as cushioning the heels to
prevent blisters or sore heels.
Best part?
It is see-through. Unlike the leather heel, this invisible gel heel shield
is…invisible! It is less noticeable so it is great for pretty shoes that you do
not wish to leave any marks on. I used it on my Dr Martens Cherry Red 1461 Lace
Up boots because they were cutting me so badly around the heel.
The Watsons
that I went to were out of stock for the Scholl leather heel guard and I needed
it for the next day so I just went ahead and try it. It is definitely more
expensive than the other leather heel guard but I think it is more durable and
will last a very long time.
With flash
Application
is pretty self explanatory; peel the padding off the plastic sheet and stick it
on the ideal heel area. The adhesive power is amazing and once it is stuck on
the padding is very hard to remove so you do have to achieve it in one try. It
stays there forever and does not budge an inch no matter how roughly treated it
is.
I bought it
for $11.60 but oh boy it is so worth it. The silicone gel is so soft and the
heels feel so comfortable in them. If you have a pair of flats or boots that
cuts you in the heel and you are looking for a permanent solution, I highly recommend this.
After the
addition of the Scholl Party Feet Invisible Gel Heel Shield, I will be well,
partying!
A/N: It was
my birthday few days ago so sorry for the late posts, I haven’t been able to
complete them in time so do be patient!
Do you have
a pair of shoes half a size too large? Do you enjoy purchasing shoes online but
really unsure if the shoe fits? Fret not because I’ll be sharing tips and
tricks on how to make your shoes fit nicely.
I know the
most popular method to enlarge shoes is the ice method where you place water in
a zip-lock bag into the front portion of the shoe, put the shoes in the freezer
and when the water freezes, it expands about half an inch. I’ll link videos
below so you guys can go check it out.
So now,
what can we do to walk comfortably in loose fitting shoes? I recently bought a
pair of boat shoes from BDG which I’ll link my haul post right here, these
babies are so adorable but sadly a tad too big. I still want to wear them, but
can’t help but feel super uncomfortable with my heel slipping out and my feet
moving about in shoe.
This is the pair of boat shoes I will be working with:
I went to
Watsons to purchase both the Scholl Air-Pillo Comfort Half Insoles & Scholl
Heel Leather Liners. And yes Pillo was spelt that way, I had to check twice.
For you guys who are not familiar with Scholl, Scholl is a very old and
renowned shoe company and have a wide variety of such shoe aid, plasters for
blisters and etc. Their shoes are a tad expensive but famous for their comfort
and durability. My mum loves the brand and has been a fan since I was born.
These shoe
aids are able to improve the fit of loose fitting shoes, cushioned for comfort
and pressure relief and prevent friction and heel slip. The Scholl Heel Leather
Liners are made from real leather, pretty impressive. They both come in a pair
and the insoles costs SGD$5.30 and the Heel Leather Liners cost SGD$5.90. They
are available at Watsons along the band-aid aisle.
They are
not reusable but I’m sure they can be used for quite some time until they get
all dirty and stinky but they are pretty affordable so no harm buying a few
more pairs in case of emergencies right?
They are
pretty self explanatory so I’ll just go ahead and show some photos of how the
stickers look like and how I apply them. You actually only need 1 type of shoe
stickers for a pair of shoes, unless your shoes are like 2 sizes big but for demonstration
purposes I did all of them on a pair.
Scholl Heel Leather Liners
Description
Adhesive tape behind
Application:
I think I did
quite a good job, the heel liners are very easy to apply and the adhesive power
is very good. The packet says to leave it on for 8 hours before wearing them,
but who cares; I worn it for reunion dinner tonight and it works just fine.
Scholl Air-Pillo Comfort Half Insoles
Description
Can you see the thin fabric above the foam insoles?
These insoles comes with separate double sided stickers
Apply on tape on foam side not on the fabric side
Application:
The Scholl
shoe pads are a wee bit trickier to apply but if you made any errors just peel them off
and stick them again.
If you
think that the Scholl shoe pads are too expensive and you would want a cheaper
alternative, I bought some sticker shoe pads from Daiso which costs only SGD$2
for a pair. Similar to the Scholl pads, the Daiso shoe pads also comes with a
adhesive surface which the package stated are for leather shoes. So I’m not so
sure if it adheres to fabric surfaces but I recommend using it on leather or ‘leather
surface’ shoes. I found mine around the insole section at Daiso.
Daiso Heel Pad for ladies
Adhesive bottom
And my camera battery died so there is no application picture for the Daiso pads, but I just applied it the same way as the last third picture and it fits perfectly. It has a very silicone texture and is super soft. They are great for shoes with hard soles and in no time you will be feeling like you are walking on clouds.
I bought all the items myself and their prices and stores are already listed above.
I hope this
‘how to’ post helped you girls out there who are facing the same problem as me.
Now we can all purchase shoes online without worrying if they fit perfectly,
because….they don’t have to! Happy
Chinese New Year everyone!
‘It is not about how the shoe fits us but how
we blend perfectly into the shoes.’
