How to apply
Two minutes, and they'll stay on for eight to twelve hours.
Clean, dry skin.
No lotion, oil or body glitter underneath. Anything between the adhesive and your skin costs you hours.
Sunscreen counts.
SPF is designed to form a water-resistant film. That's the opposite of what adhesive needs.
Pasties go on first.
Before sunscreen, before glitter, before body chains and layers — not after.
Take two minutes.
Rushing the last step is what makes them fall off.
Five steps
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Clean and dry the area.
Micellar water, a fragrance-free wipe, or soap and water. Dry completely — damp is as bad as oily.
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Peel the backing.
Handle by the edge. Try not to touch the adhesive face.
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Position before you press.
Hold it just above where you want it and check. Every peel-and-reposition costs grip.
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Smooth from the centre outward.
Work out to the edges so no air is trapped.
Press and hold for 30 seconds.
Body heat is what sets the adhesive. This is the step people skip, and it's the one that matters.
Before you start, in full
Taking them off
Peel slowly from the edge, at a shallow angle rather than straight out. Warm water softens the adhesive — if your skin is sensitive, take them off in the shower and it's painless. If a little residue is left, oil lifts it.
Ours are single use, on purpose.
Fresh adhesive every time is what keeps them on for a whole night and what keeps your skin comfortable.
Re-worn adhesive has already collected skin cells, fabric fibres and product residue, and its grip drops sharply. A second wear isn't the same product as a first wear.
Going for more than one day
Plan a fresh pair per day, plus one spare. Running out on day three is a real thing that happens.
If something goes wrong
An edge is lifting.
They won't stick at all.
It hurts to remove.
They keep coming off at festivals.
Not sure what size you are?
Small fits 1″–1.5″, Medium 1.5″–2″, Large 2″–3″ — measured across your areola, not your cup size. Between two sizes, size up.
All three sizes are $12.
