After nine months using body-contouring patches, a woman noticed her bra roll got smaller and her overall measurements decreased slightly. She also felt more energy and her skin felt better, though the changes were modest.
I noticed that my— one of my sports bras that I really was thinking of, okay, I need to ditch this thing because my back was getting fuller or whatever, where I just felt like, man, it's too tight. And last week I put that thing on just in case. I know it's crazy how women do that, but— and it was— it was fitting perfect. And I was like, oh my goodness, maybe I am losing a couple of inches here and there that I would have loved to just without, because I keep a wholesome diet and everything. So I'm noticing less bra roll. I know that sounds tacky, but I don't know how to say it any different. But I've been very, very thankful that kind of like as slow as that goes, because now I've been on it 9 months, pretty much 9 and a half months, and I am loving still just the energy. I love the way my skin feels. I like the way I feel, and though there's subtle changes, I know that even if I didn't feel anything, I would continue using them because I just believe in the, in, in the technology. And I believe, you know, regardless whether I might feel it intently or intensely, it's there and it's going to work on itself.
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