How do I deal with a silicone sticky invisible bra that is too sticky?

Hey there! If you're here, chances are you're dealing with a silicone sticky invisible bra that's a bit too sticky. Well, you're in the right place. As a supplier of these types of bras, I've seen it all and I'm here to share some tips on how to handle this situation.

First off, let's talk about why a silicone sticky invisible bra might be too sticky in the first place. There could be a few reasons for this. Maybe you've applied the bra without cleaning your skin properly. Oils, lotions, and sweat on your skin can react with the adhesive on the bra, making it stick more than it should. Another reason could be that you're using a bra that's too new. Sometimes, the adhesive on brand - new silicone bras is extra strong and needs a bit of "breaking in".

So, what can you do if your bra is too sticky?

Cleaning Your Skin

Before you put on your silicone sticky invisible bra, it's super important to clean your skin. Use a mild soap and warm water to wash the area where the bra will stick. Make sure to rinse well and pat dry. Avoid using any moisturizers, lotions, or oils on that area for at least an hour before putting on the bra. This will give your skin a clean surface for the bra to adhere to, and it can help prevent the over - sticking problem. If you've already put on the bra and it's too sticky, you can carefully remove it (we'll talk about how to do that in a sec) and follow these cleaning steps before putting it back on.

Breaking in the Bra

If your bra is brand new, try wearing it for a short period of time in the first few uses. Start with just an hour or two and gradually increase the wearing time. This can help the adhesive become a little less intense. You can also try gently rubbing the adhesive side of the bra with your fingers before putting it on. This can take off some of the initial stickiness.

Removing the Bra

Removing a too - sticky silicone sticky invisible bra can be a bit tricky, but it's important to do it right to avoid damaging the bra or hurting your skin. First, start from the edges. Gently lift one edge of the bra and slowly peel it off in a downward motion. Try to keep the peeling process as slow and steady as possible. You can also use some baby oil or coconut oil to help loosen the adhesive. Apply a small amount of oil to the edges of the bra and wait a few minutes. Then, try peeling it off again. The oil will act as a lubricant and make the removal process a lot easier.

Re - using the Bra

Once you've removed the bra, you might be wondering how to make it ready for the next use. First, clean the adhesive side of the bra. You can use a mixture of mild soap and water. Gently wipe the adhesive with a soft cloth or sponge. Rinse well and let it air - dry completely. Once it's dry, you can store it in a clean, dry place. You can also cover the adhesive side with a piece of paper or a thin cloth to protect it.

Now, let me tell you about some of the awesome products we offer as a silicone sticky invisible bra supplier.

We have the Hot Sexy Braza Adhesive Bra. This bra is not only super sticky in a good way (once you get the hang of it) but it also has a really sexy design. It's perfect for those special occasions when you want to look and feel great.

Another great option is the Solid Silicone Adhesive Bra. This bra is known for its durability and strong adhesion. It's made from high - quality silicone that will last you a long time, and it provides great support.

Solid Silicone Adhesive Bra women's invisible adhesive bra

If you're looking for something that can give your breasts a lift, check out the Silicone Bra Breast Lift Up Invisible Pads Enhance. These pads are amazing. They not only stick well but also help to create a natural and lifted look.

If you're interested in our products, whether you're a retailer looking to stock up or an individual who wants a great - fitting silicone sticky invisible bra, don't hesitate to reach out for a purchase and negotiation. We're always happy to talk about pricing, bulk orders, and any other details you might be interested in.

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