I measured my thighs as 28" so I ordered the beige in Size D. But when I tried them on, they were, well not loose, but not as fitted as I'd like. When I wore them they stayed, but I felt like I still spent the whole day tugging at them. After some research, it seems like this is a common sentiment: they feel like they're moving, but they're really not. I don't know if this problem would be alleviated by sizing down or not though.
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They're very cute on. Most anti-chafing tips usually involve products that require constant reapplication in order to actually do their job, or bicycle shorts. So these are by far the most attractive option, giving more of a lingerie look than anything, while still getting the job done.
I love these things. I've worn them three times now and it's just so nice to go out when it's warm and wear a cute dress and not worry about your thighs attempting to murder each other. All you have to do is stop worrying that they're falling off, and you can enjoy your day out in the sun, pain free (just don't forget the sunscreen!)
You can order Bandelettes from their site at www.bandelettes.com
These are cute! Maybe Bluestockings would be interested in this product :)
ReplyDeleteI know right? And maybe :)
DeleteI definitely want to try these but that whole 'thinking they're falling down when they aren't' thing is going to get on my nerves, I can just tell.
ReplyDeleteYeah it takes some getting used to, but I feel like the pros really outweigh the cons.
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