I'm a bra-hater with sensitive skin. I've used BareLifts under camisoles, but I get can't wear them every day without getting red welts. So I gave this a try. I'm a solid DD, so went with the D, crossing my fingers. When I opened it, I was skeptical, because the cups are not that big, but it just plain works. I've worn it every day for a month, with no welts, and it still sticks just fine.  Getting the fit I wanted took some trial and error, but once you figure out where to place the cups for the look you want, it's great.

Some wearers reported loss of stickiness after a few uses, so I followed the instructions to the letter. I always wipe my breasts with rubbing alcohol (even if I'm fresh from the shower) and I wash the bra with dish soap and air dry it after every use, no exceptions. I have cats and was worried about cat hair, so I stick it in a drawer, uncovered, to dry. So far, 30 days, still holding up great, as good as the first day I used it. I don't know how long it'll last, but if it's only another week or month, that's fine. At the price, it's WAY cheaper than a good supportive bra.

Placement is key. I need a lot of lift, so place the cups high. I place the top edge of the cup, and then just lift and stuff, placing the bottom edge last. I also place them fairly far apart, and then just squish together to clasp them. They don't come anywhere close to covering my whole breast, but once I get it placed, no one can tell, even under a fitted T-shirt or tank. Best of all, no straps, no band. It's great in hot weather, even with a little sweat. Heaven.

I love it and am ordering another one so I'll have it in reserve when my current one wears out. I'd really like to find a travel case for it, though, as the tray it came with is a little flimsy for travel. If you want to travel with it, save the box! I'd give it 5 stars if it came in a true DD, but I'm very happy as it is.