Speaking of stuffing toilet paper, I think everyone knows how to stuff toilet paper. Just pull some soft toilet paper and stuff it in your shoes, but pay attention to filling the space inside your shoes, preferably according to your foot type, which will be more or less comfortable, but in fact it will still make your toes feel uncomfortable.

Cushion insoles sound far away. It seems that when I was a child, my parents would buy bigger shoes to save money, and then put them on the insoles, so that they could wear them for a long time and would not keep buying shoes because their feet were always long. But now the use of insoles does not seem to be suitable for those beautiful high heels. You can try flats a little.

Shoe heel pads are now similar to buying heel pads to deal with worn feet or oversized shoes, but experiments have proved that small pads do not play much role. Some shoes have fat heels, and a small sponge pad can't fill the whole heel. Finally, the heel pad is easy to shift and can't play its due role. But in fact, I have an idea, that is, putting the refreshing silicone forefoot pad in the heel, which not only fills the extra space in the heel, but also increases the friction and makes the shoes more stable to wear. Moreover, the silicone insole is soft and has a certain protective effect on the feet, but it is a pity that the silicone insole cannot keep its shape after being folded in half unless it is fixed with a stapler.