DH TRANSFORMATION TRAINING CORSET
Waist training is more than a notion... It's a SKILL! The 25 Bone DH Training Corset is designed to improve posture, bowel regularity, and appetite suppression. Compression and comfort. No more bruises on your back from bunching. The DH Trainer does not bend, fold, or bulge. If you're going to train... TRAIN THE RIGHT WAY!
Before You Start:
Choose the right time: Apply your corset first thing in the morning, before eating or drinking anything. Your stomach should be empty for the most comfortable and effective cinching.
Prepare your body: Gently exfoliate your skin, especially the areas the corset will touch. Avoid applying lotions or oils as they can interfere with the corset's grip.
Dress appropriately: Wear lightweight, breathable clothing under your corset. Avoid anything bulky or scratchy.
Putting on the Corset:
Loosen the corset: Completely undo all the hooks. The corset should be loose enough to put on easily.
Fasten the hooks: Start with the bottom hook and work your way up. Make sure each hook is securely fastened before moving on to the next. (ALWAYS START FROM THE BOTTOM!) The bones should lie flat against your body. If a bone is digging in, loosen the hooks slightly and readjust.
Ongoing Care:
Break it in: For the first day or two, wear the corset for a few hours and take regular breaks. Gradually increase the time as it molds to your body and you build endurance.
Listen to your body: If you experience any discomfort or pain, remove the corset immediately. Check the fit and try again when you feel ready.
Clean the corset: Spot clean with a damp cloth as needed. Avoid submerging the corset in water or using harsh chemicals.
Important Safety Notes:
Breathe deeply: You should always be able to take full, deep breaths while wearing your corset. If you feel lightheaded, remove the corset.
Don't over-tighten: Your corset should be snug but not constricting. Never try to cinch smaller than your natural waist size.
Sleep and exercise: It is not recommended that you wear your corset to sleep. This can put unnecessary pressure on your body.
Remember, waist training should be done gradually and gently. Be patient with your body and celebrate small victories along the way. Happy Hooking!
Waist training is more than a notion... It's a SKILL! The 25 Bone DH Training Corset is designed to improve posture, bowel regularity, and appetite suppression. Compression and comfort. No more bruises on your back from bunching. The DH Trainer does not bend, fold, or bulge. If you're going to train... TRAIN THE RIGHT WAY!
Before You Start:
Choose the right time: Apply your corset first thing in the morning, before eating or drinking anything. Your stomach should be empty for the most comfortable and effective cinching.
Prepare your body: Gently exfoliate your skin, especially the areas the corset will touch. Avoid applying lotions or oils as they can interfere with the corset's grip.
Dress appropriately: Wear lightweight, breathable clothing under your corset. Avoid anything bulky or scratchy.
Putting on the Corset:
Loosen the corset: Completely undo all the hooks. The corset should be loose enough to put on easily.
Fasten the hooks: Start with the bottom hook and work your way up. Make sure each hook is securely fastened before moving on to the next. (ALWAYS START FROM THE BOTTOM!) The bones should lie flat against your body. If a bone is digging in, loosen the hooks slightly and readjust.
Ongoing Care:
Break it in: For the first day or two, wear the corset for a few hours and take regular breaks. Gradually increase the time as it molds to your body and you build endurance.
Listen to your body: If you experience any discomfort or pain, remove the corset immediately. Check the fit and try again when you feel ready.
Clean the corset: Spot clean with a damp cloth as needed. Avoid submerging the corset in water or using harsh chemicals.
Important Safety Notes:
Breathe deeply: You should always be able to take full, deep breaths while wearing your corset. If you feel lightheaded, remove the corset.
Don't over-tighten: Your corset should be snug but not constricting. Never try to cinch smaller than your natural waist size.
Sleep and exercise: It is not recommended that you wear your corset to sleep. This can put unnecessary pressure on your body.
Remember, waist training should be done gradually and gently. Be patient with your body and celebrate small victories along the way. Happy Hooking!
Waist training is more than a notion... It's a SKILL! The 25 Bone DH Training Corset is designed to improve posture, bowel regularity, and appetite suppression. Compression and comfort. No more bruises on your back from bunching. The DH Trainer does not bend, fold, or bulge. If you're going to train... TRAIN THE RIGHT WAY!
Before You Start:
Choose the right time: Apply your corset first thing in the morning, before eating or drinking anything. Your stomach should be empty for the most comfortable and effective cinching.
Prepare your body: Gently exfoliate your skin, especially the areas the corset will touch. Avoid applying lotions or oils as they can interfere with the corset's grip.
Dress appropriately: Wear lightweight, breathable clothing under your corset. Avoid anything bulky or scratchy.
Putting on the Corset:
Loosen the corset: Completely undo all the hooks. The corset should be loose enough to put on easily.
Fasten the hooks: Start with the bottom hook and work your way up. Make sure each hook is securely fastened before moving on to the next. (ALWAYS START FROM THE BOTTOM!) The bones should lie flat against your body. If a bone is digging in, loosen the hooks slightly and readjust.
Ongoing Care:
Break it in: For the first day or two, wear the corset for a few hours and take regular breaks. Gradually increase the time as it molds to your body and you build endurance.
Listen to your body: If you experience any discomfort or pain, remove the corset immediately. Check the fit and try again when you feel ready.
Clean the corset: Spot clean with a damp cloth as needed. Avoid submerging the corset in water or using harsh chemicals.
Important Safety Notes:
Breathe deeply: You should always be able to take full, deep breaths while wearing your corset. If you feel lightheaded, remove the corset.
Don't over-tighten: Your corset should be snug but not constricting. Never try to cinch smaller than your natural waist size.
Sleep and exercise: It is not recommended that you wear your corset to sleep. This can put unnecessary pressure on your body.
Remember, waist training should be done gradually and gently. Be patient with your body and celebrate small victories along the way. Happy Hooking!