Numbing Spray Could Finally Make Stilletto-Wearing Bearable
By Nora Crotty
You know when you’ve been wearing stilettos for so long, you’re past the point of pain and you just can’t feel your feet anymore? Personally, it’s one of my all-time favorite sensations — and now, there’s something on the market that can help you experience it, without all the four-inch-heel-play.
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“Heel No Pain” Is A Spray That Numbs Your Feet to Make High Heels Less Terrible
By Rachel Sugar
December 19th 2013
High heels hurt, says all people who have ever worn high heels. To solve this problem, we as a society could agree to alter our impossible and painful standards for female beauty. Or, we could invent a magic spray that chemically numbs women’s aching feet. Let’s be practical here.
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Dreams Do Come True: Foot-Numbing Spray to Relieve High Heel Pain Is Here
By Meghan Blalock
December 19th 2013
In news that is sure to blow up the skirts of heel-lovers everywhere, a new company called Biochemistry has developed a foot-numbing spray that promises to relieve high-heel pain for two to three hours. And here’s the best part: it’s set to release in the U.S. in less than two weeks—just in time for New Year’s Eve.
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“The End of High Heel Pain”
‘Heel No Pain,’ Foot-Numbing Spray, Eliminates High Heel Aches: Lidocaine HCl Deadens Foot Pain For Up To 3 Hours
By Lizette Borreli
December 18th 2013
Ladies may now be able to comfortably wear their highest high heels without experiencing the often dreaded and much anticipated foot pain. The newest option for dealing with the discomfort may even allow women to ditch the pair of ballet flats in their pocketbooks. It’s called Heel No Pain/Style, an FDA-approved foot numbing spray that claims to alleviate high heel aches for up to three hours.
Dr. Randal Haworth, Beverly Hills plastic surgeon and developer of the spray, may have revolutionized how women wear high heels.
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Foot Numbing Spray Eliminates the Pain of Horribly Fabulous High Heels
By Isha Aran
December 18th 2013
Finally, a solution to that dastardly issue of willingly putting yourself through pain in order to look cute, or hawt, or professional, or tall, or normal is only a spray away!
Plastic Surgeon and Mage of Beverly Hills Dr. Randal Haworth has concocted Heel No Pain, a spray that basically numbs your foot for a few hours. The topical liniment allows you to more easily deal with the osteopathic nightmare that is delightfully rocking a pair of high heels.
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Spray Promises the end of stiletto-related foot pain
By Victoria Taylor
December 18th 2013
Heel No Pain by Biochemistry supposedly numbs your feet for a few hours so your favorite high heels feel more comfortable.
BIOCHEMISTRY BY DR. HAWORTH
The Heel No Pain/Style spray from Biochemistry by Dr. Haworth will go on sale online in early 2014.
Imagine a world where wearing high heels doesn’t leave you with aching feet.
A new numbing spray claims to relieve your stiletto-induced foot pain for up to three hours, which means you may be able to ditch your backup flats.
Heel No Pain/Style by Biochemistry is the brainchild of Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. Randal Haworth.
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“Is this the end of high heel pain forever? New spray that numbs feet is set to revolutionize how women wear stilettos”
By Olivia Fleming
December 17, 2013
High heel pain could soon be a thing of the past, no matter how high your stilettos are.
A new numbing spray, Heel No Pain by Biochemistry, claims to relieve foot pain for up to three hours; and is set to be released in the U.S. just in time for New Years Eve.
‘The pain simply dissipates and lasts two to three hours,’ Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. Randal Haworth, who developed the spray, told MailOnline. ‘It’s certainly enough to get you through a red carpet event.’
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The Hollywood Reporter
Erasing Age, One (New) Step at a Time
November 22, 2013
To combat “necklace lines,” peau d’orange (orange-peel skin) and other only-in-L.A. ailments, A-listers are calling on specialists with very specific skills
By Merle Ginsberg
When it comes to the hard work of getting beautiful, what’s good for the goose isn’t necessarily good for the gander. A cosmetic filler for under eyes isn’t best for around the lips. A hydrating facial won’t fix sun damage. And a volumizing hair treatment shouldn’t follow hair coloring. Honing in on specific areas and problems is the new frontier it beauty. It’s serious strategizing – and each area comes with its own Hollywood expert.
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