BrazaSelf Adhesive Bra

I love these but I do not use them as directed. I do not use them expecting them to hold and lift my breast. Putting them on as directed is almost impossible. That said I use them to cover my nips. I have been using them for years when I want to go braless. Now I do have implants so I do not need the lift but I do have trouble with headlights. LOL. I cut ovals out of the material and cover myself up over the nips. I have tried all of the silicone petals and they show through everything like I have huge Ariola’s. I tried the fabric kind that look like a pedal and they are a lot more expensive as well as difficult to get on without a crease since the center has a protective cover over the nipple. Yes I am putting adhesive over my nipple but these are gentle. I just do not recommended getting them wet. If you do they need to dry completely or they are impossible to get off. Are use the largest size I can get since they do not charge a different price per size and I am using them for the material.

Terrible. Just terrible. First off, it is impossible to put on the bra. I went through 2 pairs before I could do it without ripping the very thin fabric or get it in a position where shaping or lift was even possible. Given some practice, this would not be an issue, but since it costs at least 2 dollars for every pair you destroy, I'm not really willing to make that investment. If it cost like, a dime per pair, or I could reuse them, then maybe.Second, you can't do this without wrinkling it. This is described by the packaging as "normal" and "will not affect its function". But it does affect the way this looks under the backless sheer lace dress I was trying to use these for. It looked like the slip was scrunched up under the lace. Ick.Third, this does not actually work for breasts this size. I am a 36D, and this simply did not hold them up at all. Not even a centimeter. The supportive tabs immediately pulled off my skin when I let go and my breasts went right back to sagging where they always hang out. Smaller sizes may have better luck, as there won't be so much weight fighting against such small tabs, but it really just failed for me.This works only as a nipple concealer. And a poor one at that since it wrinkles and looks obvious. Would never buy again. It's better just to go bra-less. And I hate going bra-less.

I'm a 32DDD and got the DD (glad I did) and they fit pretty well. It takes some practice to get them on right, so make sure to buy extra. I went through four of them before I got the hang of it. They work like a sling and as such make your boobs look a little odd, but I have to say it does hold them up which was a nice surprise. Depending on your top, you will likely need to trim them to keep from showing as the sides come up pretty high.Main downside, these things are sticky as all get out and took some skin with them when I pulled them off.

For thin, inexpensive stick-ons, these worked very well. I wear a D-cup and they provided sufficient coverage and support, even while I was out dancing! I recommend doing a test run; I found that applying them from the center outwards worked better to prevent the material from wrinkling, and I had to trim them on the outer edges so that they weren't visible with a very low cut dress. The adhesive will stick quite a bit if you sweat while wearing them, which made taking them off more uncomfortable, but I got them off okay nonetheless.

I have used these type of self adhesive bras, so I was expecting to work as usual. Never used this brand, and I regret getting it. I must mention that it served its purpose as any other brand but removing it was terrible for my skin. I started feeling the itchiness during the day. It came off in pieces, like a very cheap sticker. It was like pealing dead skin. It gave me a horrible rash all over my breast. Avoid these, don’t buy

Tips: don't expect a miracle, these just add tiny support but do help1. Cover your nips first with something non sticky, I didn't but it was sensitive coming off2. When applying, bend over so your girls hang down, then loop first one under and wrap around to the top, but pay attention to your skin, don't wrinkle it up by trying to go too high3. Apply half of another from center to higher on chest to aid the lift, especially for larger breasts4. When taking off: peel REALLY slowly, hold adjacent skin. I didn't have any skin issues this way, even over my nips.I am a 42DD and have used these before, but with 6 years less gravity. Istill fell they work ok for what I needed and I knew the expectations. I bought a sun dress that has tiny straps and little back, so I got these again. I ordered DD, but they are not anywhere near as big as my breasts. I used 2 per side, one full and one ripped in half to add more support in center, and layerered vertically. Without the Braza bras the dress straps were unbearable because they were supporting the entire weight on my breasts. These bras add a tiny amount of lift and support so that I could wear the dress.

I've used "pasties" for several years now, and being a D cup has definitely made it difficult to find ones that work. I bought these to wear for my sisters wedding. My bridesmaid dress was one of those convertible dresses that you definitely cannot wear a bra with, and I knew the pasties I had previously tried would show through because they are very rigid and come across like paper stickers. I took a chance on these and I was so pleasantly surprised! They are soft and didn't show through the thin material, they were easy to remove and didnt leave any marks on my sensitive skin, and they didn't leave any residue. I've ordered more to make sure that each batch is consistent and so far, so good. I would definitely recommend!