Showing posts with label Body Tape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Body Tape. Show all posts

Monday, July 25, 2011

Frequently Asked Questions

Have a question about lingerie? We thought so. We hear quite a few, so we've put together a list that answers all the questions you've been wanting to ask.

Frequently Asked Questions
  1. Do underwire bras cause cancer?
  2. How do I enhance my curves?
  3. How do I cover my nipples?
  4. How do I hide my bra straps?
  5. How do I wear something strapless and backless?
  6. Why can't I machine-wash my lingerie?
  7. How can I make bra straps comfortable? How can I stop straps from slipping?
See our new Frequently Asked Questions page for all the details. Our lingerie tips might just help you out too.

If we haven't answered your question yet, just leave us a comment and we'll make sure you get the information you need.

We have no doubt there will be many more to come from everyone who knows that underwear matters.

Monday, June 27, 2011

How to Prevent a Wardrobe Malfunction

We live in a fashion age where a wardrobe malfunction can make us the most memorable person in a room. And while for most people this won't involve Superbowl crowds, it might include a blouse with a little too much peek-a-boo for the boardroom.

What most women don't know is there is a secret to keeping every stitch in its perfect place - Body Tape.

Hollywood has been using Body Tape for many years. There's a reason why no strap slips or neckline gapes on the red carpet - they're taped down.

Body Tape is a Canadian made product designed to keep fabric in place. Body Tape is double-sided, hypoallergenic, medical-grade adhesive that can stick fabric-to-fabric or fabric-to-skin.

How to Use Body Tape

There are a myriad uses for Body Tape, but here are a few of our favorites.
  1. Prevent gaping on button-up blouses.
  2. Use as an instant fix for a fallen hem.
  3. Hide bra straps.
  4. Keep off-the-shoulder necklines in place.
  5. Secure wrap dresses.
Pop into Secret Drawers Lingerie to get yours. It's the perfect fashion first-aid kit to keep in your purse.