PU Waterproof Pointed Toe Womens High Heel Shoes

Specifications:

• Well high heel design, lightweight, and super stylish of these platform high heels make you stand out in the crowd
• Platform design is also a smart design to look taller and show your personal temperament
• Solid design of the platform high heels would make you more elegant and sexy
• High heel design of the platform high heels would make you more elegant and sexy
• With this pair of designer high heels, you can show your slim legs
• Made of PU leather, the womens high heel shoes are durable to wear
• Unique anti-wear and anti-slip sole to the high heels
• Slip-on design makes the high heels easy to wear and take off
• The fashion high heels can be easily matched with your outfit
• The shoes are suitable for many occasions
• Upper Material: PU
• Heel Height: 10cm/3.9in

Details:

• With reasonable design, these high heel shoes are very convenient and comfortable to wear
• Good quality PU leather material of the high heel shoes makes long day wear comfort without odor

• The platform design makes you to look taller and show your personality temperament
• Coming with solid design and high heel, this pair of high heel shoes will make you to become the most shiny queen

• Lightweight, stylish, and most important, they are fashionable and elegant to wear  

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• There may be certain error of these dimensions; specific dimension varies from person to person

About High Heels:

High heeled shoes have been popular for centuries. Their glamorous look and total impracticality make them a "must" for women who are dressing up or wish to show off their style. While they are most commonly known for killing your feet, heels actually can have some health benefits as well. So think twice before you write off those beautiful Jimmy Choos

History:

High heels appear in illustrated history as early as 4000 B.C. in Egyptian temple murals. At one point in time, high heels were almost entirely monopolized by men because they made horseback riding easier, but everyone who wished to add a little height enjoyed the fashion whether they were men or women.
Today, high heels are extremely stylish, but mostly worn by women. Also, a recent focus on the damage that extremely high or pointed shoes can do to the feet, ankles and back have led many women to limit their wearing of high heels and reserve them for extremely formal or dressy occasions

Function:

High heels can serve many purposes. Many people wear them to make their legs appear longer and to give the illusion of height. Heels are also very flattering to the calves, and are popular with skirts that are knee length or shorter
Shoes with high heels tip the pelvis forward and gives the body a shapely curve, albeit at a price to the health of your spine and feet

Types:

There are many types of high heel. High heels can be chunky, and almost like a platform, or they can be stilettos, and have a very pointy, narrow heel. Some people classify platform shoes as heels as well Generally, anything over an inch is considered to be a high heel, with lower elevations called "pumps" or "kitten heels." However, this distinction is not a formal one, and some people consider any shoe that does not have a flat, athletic sole to be a high heel

Misconceptions:

Many people believe that wearing high heels successfully is largely a question of will power, and as a result they force themselves and their feet to undergo serious stress in order to "get used to" wearing high heels
While high heels can give your legs great exposure, it is not advisable to wear them all the time. High heels place unusually high pressure on certain parts of your foot, which can cause corns and damage tendons over time

Prevention/Solution:

If you know that you are going to be wearing high heels for an extended period of time, do some preparation to protect your feet and make the experience comfortable rather than a literal pain
Gel foot pads can help cushion the high pressure areas of the foot, and walking or standing in the shoes for up to an hour each day before you are going to wear them out for an evening will help build your endurance without straining your tendons too greatly. If possible, wear heels that have backs or at least straps that will hold them firmly on your feet

How to Wear High Heels Without Hurting Your Feet:

High heels are a great fashion accessory for women (and even for some men) but they can come at a cost - and not just the cost that you pay at the cash register. Wearing high heels improperly can cause you a lot of physical pain and may even pose serious risks to your overall health over time. Don't worry; you don't have to toss out all of your heels to stay healthy. You just need to learn the right wear to wear them so that you're not hurting at the end of the day

• Learn all that you can about high heels and how to wear them safely. There is a lot of information published out there by medical professional working in the area of the foot, leg and spine. It's worth it to do some research so that you really understand the anatomy of the foot and why the wrong high heels can hurt you
• Measure the size of your feet. Yes, you think that you know your shoe size but you could be wrong. Even a high heel that is just a half size too large or small can cause a lot of damage when the same style in the right size wouldn't cause you any pain at all. Have your feet professionally measured or do it at home and then make sure all of the high heels that you get from now on are the right size
• Opt only to wear high heels of an appropriate height. The right height for you varies depending on the style of the shoe, the shape of your foot and your own height. The key is not to wear high heels that are higher than is comfortable. A good way to determine this is to put the heels on, stand straight up and then lift as high up on your toes as you can. If you can't get the back of those heels at least half an inch off of the floor then they're too high and you shouldn't pick them
• Pay attention to the width of the heel when selecting your high heels. Anyone who has worn stilettos and then worn pumps knows that there's a big difference in the pain factor between these two. Choose heels that are wide enough to really support you
• Vary your shoes regularly. This is good news for those people who love to shoe shop - you'll have a healthier experience with wearing high heels if you wear several different pairs throughout the week instead of sticking with the same pair
• Put on socks or stockings every time that you wear high heels. This will significantly reduce the pain that you feel when wearing heels
• Add insoles or gel inserts to all of your pairs of heels. This further reduces the pain of walking around all day in high heels. Play around with different inserts to find the ones that are most comfortable for you
• Hold your head up high. In other words, stand up straight when walking in high heels and you'll immediately reduce your risk of pain
• Tune in to your body. Your body is going to tell you as soon as those heels start hurting your feet. Don't ignore those warnings. Take the shoes off, give them a rest, consider retiring them to the back of your closet if it continues to be a problem with that pair over time. Put your comfort first 

Package Included:

• 1 x Pair of Womens High Heel Shoes