Four Helpful Tips 101: Walking in High Heels

I know that there are some on women out there who do not know how to walk with it. One of the reasons probably is the fear of falling and and some might even intimidate by towering heels. Others would probably think that it is all about comfort and would rather wear flats and sneakers instead.
However, there are occasions which require us to wear heels. Even if it is not mandatory but for formality and fashion, it is highly recommended. Don't panic yet. It is actually true that walking with your high heels is not even that hard. Isn't it practice makes perfect? See this tips and try walking with those shoes that you keep on your closet. 
First Tip:Walking with high heels can give ache to your feet right? So, just step smoothly and not in hurry. Do it by trying to step your shoes' heel. Avoid stepping sole first. Also, walk with your toes pointing straight. Since it is just the beginning, it is good if you try walking on a padded floor. Try to walk on your sala for example and walk slowly at first. 
Second Tip:Walking with high heels also comes with the proper balance. So keep that arms moving, but that that much! Try swinging it the normal way to make a balance walk. Keep your legs straight an close. And then just continue walking and start to turn on different directions. When you tend to stop, do not wobble. 
Third Tip:Wearing of high heels is not only for walking, but for dancing as well. If you are in an occasion where a dance is required, try practicing first at home with a side to side step and also try doing some slow turns. In that case, you won't be bumping other people around you.
Fourth Steps:A walk on the street also requires a step on stairs. Try hold on the rails or close to it in case you lose your balance and for you to reach easily. When climbing, make sure that your that the heel and sole land one step at a time firmly.
These might be four of the simple tips, but hopefully they help. So grab that high heels and put them on an start walking like a diva! Good Luck!