It happens at least once to everyone - you leave your house with the wrong pair of shoes and end up regretting it the rest of the day. Your soles suffer and there's a high possibility that you get some blisters or rough patches on your feet. Certain shoes are not always right for certain occasions, so it is important to be careful which pair you choose before you step out the door.



Most women find high heels enjoyable. It adds certain femininity to the outfit, and that it makes you feel taller can't hurt either. But it does prove to be quite painful for your feet the longer you wear them, especially if your errands or job require a lot of walking. This is why high heels are more suited for special evenings, like a date or a night out clubbing. Dancing requires high heels more often than not, and it always pays to look extra good on a date. But for work, even if it is a desk job, high heels might not be a wise choice. Instead, try out a pair that has a small heel or is simply a high but flat shoe. It will still look chique and be better for you in the long run.

Of course, for some jobs, walking around in slippers or sneakers at the office doesn't get you any extra credit. Employers might even frown down upon it. However, there is a very simple way around this. Simply take a comfortable and flat-soled pair of shoes or slippers with you to the office and wear them whenever you can. It will prevent the pain from your feet from being a distraction and increase your comfort.

If you like to exercise in the morning, you probably have a pair of sneakers. But not all sneakers are comfortable. If that is the case, substitute the sneakers for shoes made of cloth. They will still be good for running but not so constricting that your feet start to hurt.

It's really all about making the right choices depending on our schedule. If you have a busy day with several different errands, flat heels are recommended. If you plan on spending the day at home or on the beach, wear slippers or go barefoot. You have to do with one pair of feet your whole life; all the more reason to take good care of them.