Has anyone gotten the one piece or two piece Real Breast, breast form from this site?
One piece: http://www.thebreastformstore.com/breast-forms-real-breasts-pro.aspx
Two piece: http://www.thebreastformstore.com/breast-forms-real-breasts.aspx
If so, I'm wanting thoughts on the thin or thick edge.
I used these products ages ago, they were a great company to deal with. They responded readily to email questions. I cannot remember what I used (it was a few years ago). But I remember thinking the thicker the material the better to prevent rupture.
I thought they were ok, but I got better quality forms at MichaelSalem.com a few years back - go with thin breast forms for something supple and more realistic, thick for a stronger contour.
Quote from: Darlig Ulv on January 25, 2014, 12:04:20 AM
Has anyone gotten the one piece or two piece Real Breast, breast form from this site?
One piece: http://www.thebreastformstore.com/breast-forms-real-breasts-pro.aspx
Two piece: http://www.thebreastformstore.com/breast-forms-real-breasts.aspx
If so, I'm wanting thoughts on the thin or thick edge.
I've purchased from the UK outlet of this firm. I brought a lower cost pair of fairly standard forms , the service was good. I've been wearing the forms all day every day for more than three months with a standard full cup underwired bra and they're still in great condition.
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Had great luck with the "Breastform Store"! Both times. Many years ago......
These forms were new at the time but what the objection was at the time was how they were claimed to be undetectable at the seam / skin line. I did not buy them because for me, I did not believe they would achieve the seamless, virtually undetectable goal they were hyping
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I have used their forms in the past myself. From my experience and what is clearly stated on their website and product description, is that the only difference in them is the thickness of the tapered edge. There maybe some concern with the "thick" edge of the form being more readily visible, and thus it being more readily noticable that you are wearing breast forms. THe "thin" edges supposedly taper off better and thus it becomes a lot harder for people to notice where the breast form ends and your chest begins, making the forms look more natural.
That being said having used both Real Breast, breast forms and Aphrodite Breast forms, the risk of other people noticing the edge is minor, except if you are really wanting to show a lot of cleavage. And then, the issue even with the "Thin" edge is getting the edge to stayed glued down and thereby flush and flat against your skin. But betting the proper amount of adhesive right up to the edge is difficult at best.
But from a more practical and realistic perspective in regards to having other notice your forms for what they are is the coloration of the silicone compared to your natural color that day. IT is nearly impossible to get the silicone to perfectly match your skin, without the use of makeup.
Additionally, the One major problem I had with my "Thin" Real Breast Breast Forms, was that the edge had a severe tendency to curl under after taking them off, and stick to itself. THis problem became more and more prevelant, the more I wore them. And at some point it started to deform the edges, which made it harder to get the breast form to lay completely flush and blend into my chest wall.