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The following picture shows a red (ball of the foot) and a yellow ( center of the front foot) area.So to all the women high heel wearers out there, pick your color, little survey here..

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I need to know because my GF is going to wear her new high heels (her highest pair, 4inches!!) on newyears evening and I promised to give her a foot massage afterwards. She’s breaking them in at home right now but she already said that they are going to be painful nevertheless. I want to know what part of the foot need the most attention. I guess around the ‘ball of the feet’ area but I want to be sure. So girls where is this torture going on when wearing those killer heels?

I’ve bought a pair of high-heeled sandals to wear to a wedding. It’s 3 inches high, has thin straps, and a heel that’s thin but not quite stiletto.
This might sound weird to some of you, but I’ve never worn high heels before (parent’s wouldn’t let me, and there’s not much chance for that stuff if you go to a school with uniforms).
To make my feet more comfortable, I’ve bought some of those Scholl’s soft pad thingies that I can stick on the shoe. Which part of the sandal should I stick them on: the part where I rest the balls of my feet or where I rest my heels?
In other words, will my heels or the balls of my feet hurt more after I’m in the heels for 2 hours? Thanks for telling!