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BYE-BRA - LACE-IT ENHANCEMENT PUSH-UP BEIGE CUP D

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BYE-BRA - LACE-IT ENHANCEMENT PUSH-UP BEIGE CUP DHeben und Liegesttzen Vier Wrter: Wiederverwendbar, selbstklebend, ultraleicht, nahtlos Bilder: Rckenfrei Trgerlos Waschbar Beschreibung Der Spitzen BH sorgt fr ein verbessertes Dekollet und optimalen trgerlosen Halt. Der BH ist nahtlos und unsichtbar unter der Kleidung und hebt und formt Ihre Brste. Die selbstklebenden Cups lassen sich einfach anbringen und der bewegliche vordere Bindeverschluss ermglicht die Anpassung der Positionierung. Je fester

Heben und Liegestützen
 
Vier Wörter: Wiederverwendbar, selbstklebend, ultraleicht, nahtlos
Bilder: Rückenfrei/Trägerlos/Waschbar
 
Beschreibung
 
Der Spitzen-BH sorgt für ein verbessertes Dekolleté und optimalen trägerlosen Halt. Der BH ist nahtlos und unsichtbar unter der Kleidung und hebt und formt Ihre Brüste. Die selbstklebenden Cups lassen sich einfach anbringen und der bewegliche vordere Bindeverschluss ermöglicht die Anpassung der Positionierung. Je fester der Verschluss, desto größer ist der Dekolleté-Effekt.
Der Spitzen-BH ist Ihre ideale Lösung für alle trägerlosen, rückenfreien, tiefen und anderen freizügigen Outfits!
Bei richtiger Pflege und Einhaltung aller Hinweise kann der Spitzen-BH bis zu 25 Mal getragen werden.
 
Anweisungen
  • • Reinigen Sie Ihre Haut von jeglichen Ölen und Cremes.
  • • Trocknen Sie Ihre Haut mit einem weichen Handtuch.
  • • Lösen Sie den vorderen Verschluss des Spitzen-BHs.
  • • Entfernen Sie die Schutzfolie vom Spitzen-BH.
  • • Wählen Sie vor einem Spiegel Ihre optimale Position und platzieren Sie die Körbchen auf Ihren Brüsten.
  • • Drücken Sie die Klebeschalen sanft auf die Haut, um sie zu glätten und eine optimale Unterstützung zu gewährleisten.
  • • Ziehen Sie beide Schnürsenkel gleichzeitig nach unten, während Sie den vorderen Verschluss nach oben schieben.
  • • Sobald der gewünschte Effekt erreicht ist, sichern Sie den vorderen Verschluss durch einen Knoten.
  • • Zeit zum Genießen – wir unterstützen Sie!
 
Empfehlungen
  • • Nach jedem Gebrauch mit warmem Wasser und milder Seife von Hand waschen, abschütteln und an der Luft trocknen.
  • • Alternativ können Sie zur schnellen Reinigung auch Feuchttücher verwenden.
  • • Benutzen Sie weder ein Handtuch noch einen Haartrockner.
  • • Decken Sie den Spitzen-BH nach dem vollständigen Trocknen mit der Schutzfolie ab, um zu verhindern, dass sich Staub auf den Klebeteilen absetzt, was die Wiederverwendbarkeit des Spitzen-BHs beeinträchtigt.
 
Warnung
Verwenden Sie das Produkt nicht auf empfindlicher Haut, auf Narben oder wenn Sie schwanger sind.
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