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"Summertime is tricky, style-wise. You want to show off a little skin when it&amp;#x27;s sweltering outside, but you always have to think twice. For instance, should you wear that backless dress with bac-ne? Would you rock a mini-skirt if you&amp;#x27;ve forgotten to shave? Are open-toe shoes a good idea if you have bunions and corns? I randomly came across the above photo and was beyond horrified for the celebrity whose feet were intrusively snapped in a less-than-desirable state&amp;amp;#8212;with corns on her toes. While out of respect I refuse to mention who it is, I will share tips on how to conceal any toe woes you may have. To prevent corns, liberally rub invisible solid deodorant across all five toes before putting tight shoes on. It&amp;#x27;ll create a slip that will minimize friction, which in turn minimizes your chances of developing corns. If you already have them, mask them with a corn concealer, like Tintalize ($15 for 7 packettes or $29 for a 6ml tube at TintalizeStore.com). Available in 7 different shades, it helps even out the skin tone on your feet, temporarily but effectively masking any discoloration so that you can wear your sandals with confidence. Do you have discoloration on your feet, or corns on your toes? If so, would you be open to using foot concealer? (You have to admit, it&amp;#x27;s a GENIUS idea.)"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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