I'm trying to find some realistic breast forms, The kind that blend in with makeup so you can wear bikinis, low cuts, etc. The current forms I have now have an edge on them that you cant really blend with makeup or even liquid latex.

Ive seen something similar to what I was looking for, but the price tag was something like $950. If anyone has any ideas on a cheaper alternative that would be great

Quote from: MissLiliana on August 27, 2010, 11:14:09 AM
I'm trying to find some realistic breast forms, The kind that blend in with makeup so you can wear bikinis, low cuts, etc. The current forms I have now have an edge on them that you cant really blend with makeup or even liquid latex.

Ive seen something similar to what I was looking for, but the price tag was something like $950. If anyone has any ideas on a cheaper alternative that would be great

I used to use the walmart $30 sticky forms with Body makeup to blend them in if that helps

Have you ladies checked out this product? I am so close in buying a pair because they look to be the closest real breast we you could buy in the market.
any thoughts?


http://www.myrealbreast.com/order.html

They look real good Mandy.
But the price is a little high for my taste.
Check out this link on eBay to compare http://shop.ebay.com/i.html?_nkw=real+breast+forms&_sacat=0&_odkw=my+real+breastforms&_osacat=0&_trksid=p3286.c0.m270.l1313
Then there is also a larger selection if your not really picky at eBay just search for breast forms.
If nothing else it's a good way to compare price/value.
Jillieann

Thanks Jillieann
I agree, the price is steep but I'd like to find the most realistic breastform out there. So far, this appears to be the winner.

I dont know if I will get it though. I might just resolve to ebay as they also look real but more affordable

The trick to covering up the edge is some theatrical makeup.. the paste used to create the edges on wounds.. it's vaguely skin toned and is able to be blended with other makeup for colour..

do you know what this theatrical make up is called?
have you done it before?

perhaps you could share us some tips on how to apply them?

I was thinking of getting such a paste and use dermablend to blend the breastform with my skintone. So far that is just a plan. lol

Well, if you really had to have the best, you'd want a custom casting like this British special effects tech did for the Daily Mail reporter in this interesting article: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-497224/My-instant-boob-job-36A-36DD--effect-men-women.html . I suspect there are lots of professional prosthetics makers around who do this. Another dealer (in UK) with a product similar to the Real Doll peoples is Proactive Prosthetics, which makes a fairly realistic looking item with a  similar price http://www.proactiveprosthetics.com/ .

The Real group has a lot of experience making breasts, with several years of making dolls for funzies. What they don't have as much experience with is matching  prosthetics to your skin, which is very tricky. I've never used anything like this, but I think it would take an expert makeup technician to blend it with your skin tone, paint in realistic freckles, and so forth. Breast skin is usually somewhat transparent and reproducing it believably couldn't be easy.

I think the best approach is to, if at all possible, push up/push out/pad your own breasts for maximum cleavage effect with the right bra. But that's my two cents.

Lyric

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I have the best luck getting them from here and the price is reasonable: http://www.glamourboutique.com/breastforms.aspx .  I also use the theatrical makeup to blend them in.  I've learned a lot from this sites learning center pages, they give a lot of great tips.

I have dealt with Glamour Boutique on many occasions and get good products from them.  I am not sure you will get perfection in your look, but the stuff is OK and the service is conscientious. 

That said --  Google the Amoena breastforms line for a store near you.  I have a set of the Essentials forms that look very good and have a thin, blendable edge on them.  I paid $350 for them at the SCC conference Market Place in 2009.  They do take the spray adhesive sold at Glamour Boutique, (which is cheaper at Walgreens or CVS), but I bought the forms early in my HRT, and after about 8 months on it, no more adhesive for me thank you. 

For better reality at the top of the bra, look up Classic Curves via Google since they are not on the main resource page here.  They have a couple of devices that go under your own breasts and make a mound of the available tissue and do give the real you a definite uplift that does look good.  Again, not advisable after 12 months on HRT though. 

thank you for the links for ebay... I also am looking for realistic attachables and they look like the best deal....  i just need to save the money.

I live full time as female right now and want a set that i can wear while surfing... how does the forms hold up to salt water exposure under a wetsuit?

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