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How To Tape Your Boobs Up So They Don’t Fall Down

September 29, 2015 by Shellie Wilson 3 Comments

How-to-tape-your-Breasts-for-a-backless-outfit

I know you are probably thinking this is the craziest idea ever. But if you have ever purchased a strapless, backless, twisted strap, crazy strap dress then you know how hard finding, not just a bra but a “reliable” bra is. Recently I thought I would purchase a single strap dress. It seemed practical at the time. I have been working out and my shoulders were looking better than normal so thought heck why not.

Then began the Bra shopping and the dread. In the end, I bought adhesive chicken fillets (off amazon) to try and lift my breasts back to a natural position (they were sitting on my knees). The chicken fillets were expensive and a one time use, which meant I couldn’t really test them until the big event. I really wished I had seen this tutorial because when I told my mother I should just duct tape them in she laughed at me.

Duct tape is great but you could use skin-coloured medical tape. At least when your top falls down it won’t look totally ridiculous.  And from personal experience I suggest popping a little cotton pad on your nipples unless you would like them ripped off when you remove the tape at the end of the night.  Good luck and may the breast lift gods be with you.

How to create your own Adhesive bra.

 

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Comments

  1. jill says

    September 29, 2015 at 3:35 pm

    O M Goodness i couldn’t stop giggling … really, you had me on my knees…. so wonder how many women will try this method .. giggle

    thanks for the smiles and giggles on this dreary damp Michigan fall afternoon …

  2. itzaclareday says

    September 30, 2015 at 5:47 pm

    Jill, you are not over 60 are you deary? I’m running to the store for tape right now! LOL

  3. Tabitha says

    September 17, 2016 at 11:55 pm

    Oh but you’re not going to show us how to do it? That’s the whole reason I clicked on this article

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