5 Summer Shoe Tips: Heat and high heels

1. Baby powder magic
This is a summer heat must - the good old baby powder! Baby powder seriously works magic - it absorbs sweat, prevents sliding and keeps your feet fresh. Apply it all over your feet including in between toes and let it stick to your skin. It's also important to apply it inside of the shoe on the sole and the sides - just make sure you place tissues on the top of your heels to protect the leather from the powder. Ideally, you'd do this every 3 hours in the high heat, but well, that might be tricky! Applying it every now and then, when you have a moment, is just fine!
2. Let them dry It's important to allow your shoes to dry thoroughly before wearing them again. Don't wear the same shoes every day; give them a chance to air out. It's good to let them get some air for 24h rather than putting them on the shelves or in the boxes immediately after you get home.
3. Good deodorant
This tip obviously applies to all seasons, but it's important to spray your feet with deodorant particularly in summer time before you put your favorite heels on. The best one to use is a deodorant made specifically for feet, but if you can't get hold of one, any other you might have in your bag will do as well.