How can I learn to walk in 4 inch high heels comfortably?
Question: I have several pairs of high heels but I struggle to walk in them for long periods of time. All my high heels are 4 inches in height and I don't have any lower ones. I have a problem when I walk anyway, one foot doesn't go heel toe when I walk it rolls because the foot is flat.
Answer: Straighten up your back when you walk, your butt should poke out more than usual, your shoulders should sit back almost like making your shoulder blades touch, and when you walk make sure your heel touches the ground but when you take a step, put the weight on your toes instead
Start low and build up. If you don't have any that are 1, 2, or 3 inches high and you can't afford them then you can't afford to wear 4 inch high heels. Don't even need to be a chick to know this.
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