Now,
bend over at the waist and with both hands, press your chest skin up and
toward the center your neck. I know….. you can get it up that far,
but that is the direction you want to push it up. Besides, if you could
move you chest up to your neck, you wouldn’t need to be doing all
of this work to create cleavage! *smile* You should be able to use you index
finger and thumb on one hand to hold it all in one place. If you have a
friend or an understanding S.O. have them help. Grab one of the loose ends
of tape and pull it to the opposite side of you chest. Pull it across firm
to tight. Pulling to hard will pull off the tape completely or break it.
Besides, you not playing "tug of war" with your skin. Attach straight
across or at a slight down angle is fine. This is a little harder to do
by yourself than it sounds. Its hard not to interfere with the other piece
of tape dangling there as you pull the first one across your chest. I
usually loop back the loose end of the piece I’m not working with,
up on my wrist holding my skin or shoulder. I should have taken a picture
of that. Sorry about that, but I think you’ll find out what I mean
when you try it. Well, after you get the first piece across and in place,
rub you fingers on it to ensure a good adhesion. Repeat the same procedure
for the other side. If you think you might be going somewhere warm, you
might want to use a third piece over the top for extra security. You should
end up with one nice wrinkle in your chest for the cleavage. If you end
up with two or three little one, just push on your skin above and below
the tape in the middle of your chest to reposition it for one wrinkle. Some
people say to just pull as hard as you can on the tape to get cleavage instead
of holding the skin up first. You can do that, but you will risk damaging
your skin! I know this sounds dumb, but the is a difference between taping
skin in place that has been repositioned, and pulling skin in place. The
first is moving a whole area in place, then securing it there. The latter
will pull on your top layer of skin, which could result in blisters. Also,
try to make sure there are few or no wrinkles in the tape. That can also
cause a problem. I hope these last two warning makes sense to you. If it
doesn’t, it will 6 hours later after you did this the wrong way. Just
ask my friend Jo. She had a red skin irritation along with a few blisters
for a month !
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