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I rarely discuss products (if ever), but this was just too good to not spread the word. I am a big believer in the fact that you should buy shoes that fit appropriately. None of this, “Oh, they will break in” crap. If they hurt when you buy them, most likely, they will hurt when you wear them… which will be never!
Yesterday, a client showed me this miracle product (I should have been showing it to her, shame on me!), and I had to share the love. Instead of trekking to the shoe maker to get your shoes stretched, you can purchase this little product and stretch them yourself!
Instructions are as follows: Spray on entire shoe. Wear for 15 minutes….and voila! Your shoes will fit your feet. Repeat as needed. The best part about this product is that you have enough to stretch more than one pair of shoes, and it can be used in conjunction with actually going to the shoe maker for professional stretching.
So, lessons to be learned from Amy: Buy shoes that fit, but if you make that mistake because they are just soooo beautiful, buy shoe stretch spray. The worst fashion crime (aside from a bad ensemble) is to keep your beautiful items stored away. Oh the atrocities! 
Shoe Stretch Spray
$3.95- $15.95
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Seems like this would be a perfect thing to put in a bridal survival kit. Once your feet start to ache towards the end of the night, just spray a little of this on your shoes, and hopefully you’ll get a few more hours of them.
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Amy Salinger, New York, NY
Vendor: Stylist
Website: Amy Salinger
About Me: Fashion has always made me tick. Having lived in Boston, Chicago and New York City, I have learned from “real” people that style is what makes each individual look and feel fabulous. I personally teach that there is no such thing as having “nothing to wear”. My techniques are proven to save time and money by understanding what you own, knowing how to use it and how to develop it. Buy what you need. Use what you have.
Whoa! This product sounds super cool! I have a pair of shoes that I’m dying to wear but are a lil too tight. This sounds like a great solution! Thanks for sharing Amy!