Introducing

FAQs

Innerwear & Styling Guide

 


 

Bra & Innerwear Recommendations

 


Q: What should I wear under sleeveless, off-shoulder, or strapless outfits?

A: Choose a supportive strapless bra with a secure grip, or a multiway bra you can adjust. If you have a smaller bust, a bandeau or bralette may be enough. For fuller busts, look for a structured strapless style (often with side support) or use fashion tape for extra lift and stability.


Q: What works best under light kurtis, blouses, or ethnic wear?

A: A smooth T-shirt bra or lightly padded, wire-free option helps create an even finish. Under sheer fabrics, nude shades closest to your skin tone tend to disappear best. For low-back blouses, consider backless solutions or supportive tape.


Q: What should I wear under a bodycon dress or latex-style clothing?

A: Seamless shapewear or a firm bodysuit can help create a smooth, sculpted look. If you want extra lift, a plunge or push-up style can work well depending on the neckline.


Q: How can I avoid visible panty lines with tight dresses or leggings?

A: Try seamless, laser-cut underwear that sits flat on the skin. Thongs or no-show briefs can also help. If you want extra smoothing, shapewear shorts are a good option.


Q: What should I wear under gym clothes?

A: For workouts, a high-impact sports bra is best for support. Under leggings, moisture-wicking, seamless underwear can reduce friction and help prevent bunching.


Q: What’s comfortable for long travel (12+ hours) while still feeling supported?

A: A wire-free bra with light padding and wider straps is usually the most comfortable for long hours. Full-coverage styles with a supportive band can also reduce strain during flights or road trips.


Q: Which bras suit smaller busts if I want more lift?

A: Push-up, balconette, and plunge bras can enhance shape and create a lifted look without feeling bulky.


Q: Which bras suit fuller busts to reduce spillage and improve comfort?

A: Full-coverage bras with strong bands and wider straps offer better containment. Underwired or minimiser styles can add structure and reduce bounce for many people.

 


 

 

Boob Tape, Adhesive Bras & Nipple Covers

 


Q: How do I apply boob tape?

A: Cut strips to the length you need, apply to clean, dry skin, and lift gradually as you place each strip. Press the edges down firmly so they adhere well.


Q: Can tape work for strapless or backless outfits?

A: Yes—tape is often used for backless, deep-neck, and strapless looks. Choose skin-safe, sweat-resistant options for better hold.


Q: Is boob tape okay for larger busts?

A: It can work, but support depends on technique and secure placement. Using multiple strips and building support in layers usually helps. Some people prefer stronger adhesive lift options for extra security.


Q: Does boob tape stop bounce?

A: It can provide lift and shaping, but for high-impact movement, a structured bra or sports bra is usually more reliable.


Q: Are adhesive lift-ups reusable? What about tape?

A: Many adhesive lift-ups can be reused a few times if cared for properly, but tape is generally single-use.


Q: How do I remove boob tape safely?

A: Loosen the adhesive first with oil, moisturiser, or warm water, then peel slowly and gently to reduce irritation.


Q: How do I stop nipple covers from slipping?

A: Apply them to clean, dry skin and choose sweat-resistant options. Store them properly after use to keep the adhesive effective.


Q: Do I need nipple covers under adhesive lift-ups?

A: Not always, but they can be helpful if your skin is sensitive or you want extra comfort.


Q: How should I clean and store nipple covers?

A: Wash gently with mild soap and water, air-dry fully, and store them on their protective film or in a case to maintain stickiness.

 


 

 

Sports & Gym Innerwear

 


Q: Best sports bra for a larger bust?

A: Look for a high-support style with adjustable straps, a strong underband, and either moulded cups or a design that controls movement well.


Q: Sports bra suggestions if I have neck/shoulder discomfort?

A: A non-wired, full-coverage bra with extra-wide straps and a supportive band can reduce pressure and feel more comfortable.


Q: How do athletes with fuller busts manage support?

A: Many prefer maximum-support sports bras and may combine supportive layers to reduce movement during intense training.

 


 

 

Shapewear & Styling Solutions

 


Q: Tips for dressing with a larger bust?

A: V-necks, structured fabrics, and a well-fitted bra can create a balanced silhouette. Minimiser bras or sculpting bodysuits can also help with proportion.


Q: How can I smooth the belly area under dresses?

A: High-waisted shapewear shorts or smoothing bodysuits can provide gentle shaping without feeling restrictive (when sized correctly).


Q: Best underwear options under leggings (seamless alternatives)?

A: Laser-cut briefs, thongs, or seamless boyshorts are commonly used for a clean finish.


Q: How do I reduce camel toe in leggings?

A: Look for leggings with a lined gusset and pair them with seamless underwear or smoothing shorts.

 


 

 

Bra Fit & Basics

 


Q: How do I find my correct bra size?

A: Measure your underbust (band) and the fullest part of your bust with a soft measuring tape. A size calculator can help, but a professional fitting can be even more accurate.


Q: Why does my strapless bra slip down?

A: It’s often a band-size issue—the band should feel snug and supportive. Styles with grip lining or longline bands can help stay in place.


Q: Bra options for teenage beginners?

A: Soft-cup, wire-free bras, bralettes, or lightly padded options are usually comfortable and easy to start with.


Q: Do padded bras make a fuller bust look bigger?

A: Heavy padding can add noticeable volume. Light padding in a T-shirt bra can shape without adding much size.


Q: Are boob tapes safe?

A: They can be safe when used correctly, but skin sensitivity varies. Choose skin-friendly materials and avoid wearing them too long, especially in heat or humidity.


Q: Alternatives to boob tape?

A: Adhesive bras, lift-up adhesive styles, bralettes with built-in support, or well-structured strapless bras can be good alternatives depending on the outfit.

 


 

 

Miscellaneous

 


Q: Best innerwear for swim or beach outfits?

A: Supportive bikini tops (including underwired styles), swim bras, stick-on cups, or tops with built-in support can work well.


Q: How long do nipple covers typically last?

A: Many hold for several hours, but sweat, humidity, and skin prep can affect wear time.


Q: What should I wear under a white shirt or T-shirt?

A: A bra close to your skin tone is usually less visible than white and blends more naturally under light fabrics.


Q: How can I reduce visible bra lines?

A: Seamless bras, smooth bralettes, or adhesive options can help create a cleaner look under fitted clothing.

 


 

 

Product Use & Safety Guidelines

 


 

For bras, shapewear, briefs, and bodysuits

 

 

  • Limit continuous wear: Try not to wear shaping garments for extended periods (commonly, around 8 hours max) so your skin can rest.

  • Take breaks: Remove the garment after long wear to allow your body to relax.

  • Prioritise fit: Support should feel secure, not painful—avoid overly tight compression.

  • Watch for warning signs: If you notice numbness, tingling, pinching, or irritation, take it off immediately.

  • Avoid sleeping in them: Wearing shaping or compressive innerwear while sleeping may be uncomfortable and can feel restrictive.

  • Medical considerations: If you have sensitive skin or a medical/skin condition, speak with a clinician before regular use.

 


 

For boob tape and nipple covers

 

 

  • Patch test first: If you’re prone to sensitivity, test a small piece for 24 hours before full application.

  • Remove gently: Use oil or adhesive remover and peel slowly—never rip it off quickly.

  • Stop if irritated: Redness, itching, or burning are signs to discontinue use.

  • Limit wear time: Avoid wearing adhesive products for too many hours in a row (often ~8 hours).

  • Apply carefully: Don’t overstretch tape during application; tension can irritate the skin.

  • Only use on healthy skin: Avoid applying to cuts, rashes, burns, sunburn, or broken skin.

  • Medical considerations: If you have skin concerns, check with a clinician before use.