Booty Lifters

Bootylifters are exclusive shapewear for the wearer’s derriere. Booty lifters are in some way a bra for the buttocks. As women grow older, the muscles in their body begin to lose flexibility and the derriere starts to sag, which makes it look very different from a naturally enhanced body. Booty lifters tone the buttocks and give the bottom region a beautiful looking silhouette. With these, there is no need for padding or other annoying contraptions.

It works in a simple manner: a lifter almost immediately makes the user’s derriere pop, making any kind of surgery or silicon useless and unnecessary. This is a huge advantage as all procedures involving a knife and an operating room, like a surgical butt lift, or butt augmentation are very expensive and not every one has that kind of money.

Booty lifters are used by multiple celebrities including Anne Hathway, Serena Williams and Kim Kardashian West, and most of them have come out publicly in support of these garments as they help the muscles retain their natural elasticity. These garments are made out of very comfortable, scientifically molded materials, and can be worn all day if necessary. Their seamless design ensures that women can wear them under any dress or pants without running the risk of the seams showing through the dress. This makes it convenient for the user, and has helped steadily increase their customer base. As technology advances, so will these garments.

Booty Lift Panties

Not everyone can afford a gym membership- some may not have the money, while others may simply lack the time or the inclination. Then again, gym is hard work and it requires serious dedication and will power to work out every single day to achieve your ideal perfect body.

People now turn to cosmetic surgery to ease the process of becoming ‘beautiful’. All they have to do is lie down and wait for the doctor to finish. This has simplified the process of looking good. And for those who prefer non invasive procedures, there exist butt enhancing pills, which again do not work more often than not. This is when most women start looking towards booty lift panties, garments which provide the much coveted ‘perky’ look without it seeming too plastic, i.e. fake. These garments are essentially shapewear created for the sole purpose of shaping, toning and lifting the derrière of a woman.

Booty lift panties are used by multiple celebrities including Heidi Klum, Whitney Houston and Kim Kardashian West, and most of them have come out publicly in support of these garments as they help the muscles retain their natural elasticity. These garments are made out of very comfortable, scientifically molded materials, and can be worn all day if necessary. Their seamless design ensures that women can wear them under any dress or pants without running the risk of the seams showing through the dress. This makes it convenient for the user, and has helped steadily increase their customer base.

Body Shapewear

Body shapewear is taking over the world. Surveys carried out in the United States of America indicate that about 44% of the women sampled wear shapewear regularly to dates, while about 70% of the women own some variation of shapewear in UK. These are very big numbers that tell us that the industry is big and is continuously growing, and there is plenty of money in it.

Body shapewear is available in a variety of forms: bodysuits, bras, corsets, control panties, girdles, garter belts, body briefs, camisoles, leotards, and so on. This ensures that no matter what a woman’s needs are, they are met through the varieties. The consumer can choose from thousands of garments and get fitted into one which suits them the best. Getting the right fit is absolutely essential, as the wrong fit might make the user feel uncomfortable. Most women tend to opt for a smaller size thinking that it will give them a better fit, but this is a common misconception and experts recommend that if a garment does not give you the desired fit, you should try one size larger.
Even though body shapewear has been around since the Victorian era, there are still doubts about their use and effectiveness. These doubts will not be put to rest any time soon, and only time will tell if there are better alternatives to looking fit instead of plonking yourself into a tight garment.