While stick on bras are a convenient option for many people, there are certain situations where wearing them is not recommended: 1. People with sensitive skin: stick on bras usually adhere to the skin with medical grade adhesives. However, some people may have an allergy or sensitivity to the adhesives or materials used in bras. It is very important to test a small patch on skin before wearing it for an extended period of time to ensure there are no adverse reactions. 2. People with skin diseases or wounds: If you have any skin diseases, such as rashes, sunburn, eczema or open wounds, it is not recommended to wear stick on bras. Adhesives may irritate or further damage already damaged skin. 3. People who sweat too much: stick on bras rely on dry skin to obtain better sticky. If you sweat a lot or participate in activities that cause a lot of sweating, the adhesive may not adhere properly, affecting the support and comfort of your bra. 4. People who engage in strenuous activities: stick on bras are not suitable for high impact or strenuous activities. Adhesives may not hold up well during movement, resulting in a lack of support or potential discomfort. If you fall into any of these categories, it’s best to explore other bra options that can provide the necessary support and comfort for your specific needs.
Post time: Jun-19-2023