This Foot Spray Takes the Pain Out of Long Days on Your Feet
Because no one knows sore arches and heels like hairdressers, this foot spray can ease some of the pain.
by Staff
March 12, 2021
1 min to read
High heel suffering is a very real thing. So is the pain from working on your feet, running, shopping and standing in line – even if you’re in a pair of comfy sneakers. But we know that no one knows sore arches and heels like hairdressers who spend long days standing and working with clients at the chair.
So, let us introduce you to Still Standing Spray, which was first loved by models and celebs on red carpets and runways. The spray helps keep feet feeling great, no matter what shoes you’re wearing. It takes away that uncomfortable edge you'd initially get after a bit too long in a pair of stilettos - but it's great for flats too.
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Just spray on soles, top and sides of feet and slip on your shoes. Still Standing Spray is a natural-made of certified organic eco-distilled arnica, aloe, ilex and cooling menthol. It’s also paraben-free and won’t numb feet. Instead, it works to cool, prevent inflammation and relieve pain. Just let the magic happen!
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