I had bought some new high heels for my night out on Saturday. Whilst I loved the shoes, they were a little bit tight above my toes and so I decided to buy some of 'Scholls' Party Feet gels. I actually bought three different products from the range as they were on a 3 for 2 offer in Boots which I thought was great especially as I think that they are quite expensive; almost £5 per pack. Today I will be reviewing the Scholls Party Feet 'Sore Spots' Gels. These gels are a small round shape. They are like 'jelly' and are see through. They are easy to use; simply peel off the protective film on the sticky side of the gel. Stick the gel inside the shoe to the area ...  Read the complete review

Do you hate being the first person to have to leave the dancefloor because of the blisters are forming from your high heels... well dance on because Scholl have brought out these fantastic party feet! The are advertised as a invisble gel cushion to provide immediate relief of sore spots and I am in love with this product. I have quiet big feet and fashionable heels always seem to pinch or rub in the wrong places leaving me with sore red skin along my feet, blister and in the worst case cuts. This is a really frustrating problem and can cause happen if I am wearing heels for work or for a night out. The idea of this product is to provide a shield ...  Read the complete review

Usually when women have problems walking in shoes, high heels are usually the problem. With me, however, I actually find flat shoes more uncomfortable, as I always seem to get rubbing just beneath my big toe on my left foot. I'm worried about bunions developing, so in the summer, I have to wear strappy sandals or trainers. I would love to be able to wear little ballet pumps, but they are the most painful shoes for me and I find I can't wear them for long periods of time. When I spotted Scholl's Invisible Gel Sore Spots, I felt that they could be the answer I had been looking for. These are small oval shaped pads of gel which you stick to the inside of your ...  Read the complete review

Well, having just written a review for the party feet insoles, I now have to try to make this one slightly different, not so easy as these are not so very different to the party feet inserts! These are also made by Scholl and are designed to help out with blisters or parts of your shoe that rub. If your shoes are ill fitting, these are a must. I bought my set of gel cushions from Tescos for £3.99 about a month ago. I bought them for my trainers which rub my feet as I run. I supposed I really need to break them in a bit but I don't want to get the blisters as I am doing so as I normally end up forking out a small fortune on plasters for blisters if I ...  Read the complete review

I live in my stiletto heels and on a night in the town can spend hours on the dance floor and regularly wake up with throbbing feet and blisters! I love party feet - I think it's a great name that appeals to women everywhere and the packaging also makes them a more attractive buy than some of the other blister plasters on the market. I have tried other blister plasters as i especially get blisters on my heels and found that after ten minutes back in my stiletto heels the plaster would have rubbed off but with the party feet you can actually stick them onto your shoes and they seem to stay on miraculously for a whole evening! You get six in a pack and i would say they .  Read the complete review