Didn't move all night
I've had cutlets slide down at the worst possible moment. These stuck to me and to the dress and stayed exactly where I put them from dinner to the last drink.
For the dresses hanging unworn because a bra shows and cutlets slide sideways. Slip a pair inside a fitted top and you're two cup sizes fuller before you've finished getting ready — and because they grip you and the dress at once, there is nothing to check on in a bathroom mirror at 11pm.
A deep silicone dome that actually adds volume, not the flat foam that only fills a bra out. It's sticky on both faces — one holds your skin, the other holds the inside of your dress — so it can't travel. The rim thins to nothing, so no outline reads through the fabric.
What you get:
Made for tight, structured, fitted tops — the garment carries part of the load, so they aren't built for loose or floaty fabric. Not for sensitive or thin skin, or if you're pregnant or breastfeeding.
Rinse the sticky face under lukewarm water after each wear, rub it gently with a fingertip, rinse clean. No soap, no detergent.
Air-dry sticky side up somewhere cool and out of the sun. Once it's fully dry, press the films back on before you put them away — that one habit is the difference between forty nights and four.
Go on clean, dry, oil-free skin. Lotion, oil and body shimmer are what kill the grip.
Not for sensitive or thin skin, or if you're pregnant or breastfeeding.
If the fit isn't right, read our simple return policy, linked here.
Take your true cup size. Size down only if you fall between two. Measurements are approximate — the silicone flexes.
| Size | Fits bra cup | Insert width |
|---|---|---|
| A | 32A – 34A | 13.5 cm / 5.3 in |
| B | 32B – 34B | 14.5 cm / 5.7 in |
| C | 32C – 34C | 15.5 cm / 6.1 in |
| D | 32D – 34D | 16.5 cm / 6.5 in |
Go down. The smaller one sits flatter under fabric and holds its place; the bigger one spends the night fighting your dress.
Set them wider on the outer side of the breast. The further out they start, the more they push in.
Then you can forget about them.
Lift the film off the glossy face and keep it — it goes back on when the night's over.
Clean, dry skin. Set each one low and wide on the outer side of the breast. The further out they start, the more they push in.
Smooth inward from the underarm so it takes hold on your skin and the inside of your top. Once it's down, leave it down.
Draw everything toward the centre. That last move is the cleavage.
Depth is what makes you two sizes fuller. Flat foam just fills out a bra you weren't going to wear anyway.
Sticky on both faces. There is nothing left for it to slide against.
The rim thins away to nothing, so nobody reads an outline through your top.
Rinse them, dry them, press the films back on. The grip comes back every time.
Why they reach for BARE before a night out.
I've had cutlets slide down at the worst possible moment. These stuck to me and to the dress and stayed exactly where I put them from dinner to the last drink.
I assumed the two-size claim was marketing. It isn't. The difference in a fitted halter was obvious enough that my sister asked what I'd done.
Two dresses had been hanging unworn because no bra worked with them and pads never stayed put. These solved both problems in about thirty seconds.
Clean, dry skin first — lotion, oil and body shimmer are what break the grip. Put your top on, lift the film off the glossy face, and slide each insert inside the garment. Set it low and wide against the outer side of the breast, press inward from the underarm so it takes hold on both your skin and the inside of the top, then scoop everything toward the centre.
Your pads are flat foam sitting loose in a bra, which is why they end up under your armpit by 10pm. These are contoured silicone with a deep dome, and they're sticky on both faces at once — your skin on one side, the inside of your dress on the other. That's where the volume comes from, and it's why there's nothing for them to slide against.
About forty nights. Rinse the sticky face after each wear, let it air dry, then press the protective films straight back on. Leaving the films off is the fastest way to ruin a pair — dust and lint bury the adhesive and it stops holding.
They need something fitted to work against. The garment carries part of the load, so a deep plunge, a halter, a bodycon or a structured bodice is where they shine — loose or floaty fabric isn't what they're built for.
Your true cup size. If you're between two, go down — the smaller one sits flatter under fabric and holds its place, while the bigger one spends the night fighting your dress.
The adhesive is skin-safe silicone, but these aren't for sensitive or thin skin, or if you're pregnant or breastfeeding. If you've had breast surgery or augmentation, ask your doctor before you wear them.