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I got a new pair of shoes last week from Target, Mossimo brand shoes. They were on clearance for $12.99. I usually prefer high heels for shoes to wear on my days off, but these were wedges with about 2 inches of a boost, and they seemed comfy and just as cute.
This is hard to describe, but the part of the shoe....kind of like flip flops where the strap goes in between your big toe and second toe.......after I wore them Friday night, my left foot really hurt. I woke up Saturday and there had been a blister, it popped while I'd been sleeping, and now there's a big nasty rash on my second toe.
I won't be able to wear them again until Friday because of work, but I'm wondering if I should wear a bandaid under the shoe or put gauze around it or padding under the strap.....I paid for these shoes, dammit.....
This happened with the flats I bought for work a couple of months ago. A few days of wearing them later, the pain stopped, I just hate how new shoes always tend to freaking hurt.
This is hard to describe, but the part of the shoe....kind of like flip flops where the strap goes in between your big toe and second toe.......after I wore them Friday night, my left foot really hurt. I woke up Saturday and there had been a blister, it popped while I'd been sleeping, and now there's a big nasty rash on my second toe.
I won't be able to wear them again until Friday because of work, but I'm wondering if I should wear a bandaid under the shoe or put gauze around it or padding under the strap.....I paid for these shoes, dammit.....
This happened with the flats I bought for work a couple of months ago. A few days of wearing them later, the pain stopped, I just hate how new shoes always tend to freaking hurt.
if they hurt on Friday, I think I'll just put a bandaid on my toe or wrap gauze around the bottom of it and wear them anyway. It will go away, it's just that new shoes always have to hurt
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