The first time I saw these pasties I was intrigued. I have to admit, I wasn't actually sure what they were when I purchased them, but when I received them I was pleasantly surprised. These pasties are made from individual plastic rhinestones connected by thin strips of clear adhesive, kind of like a spiderweb, with no nipple coverage. Although they're meant to be applied around your nipples, they could really be applied anywhere.

Once I applied them, they didn't go anywhere! They definitely stay put wherever you stick them, but they're not painful to remove and only leave very temporary marks. I have very sensitive skin, and I didn't have any adverse reactions to them. They also seem like they can be a 'one-size-fits-all' product. However, that's really where the pros end.

After I removed them, I washed them gently with soap and water and let them air-dry. The product doesn't claim to have regenerative adhesive, but I hadn't worn them for that long and I was hoping they would retain some of their stick. Unfortunately, they did not. I don't know if it was my skin, the soap and water, or what, but they completely lost their adhesive. I did attempt to reuse them with some false eyelash glue, but the web-like construction of these pasties makes it really hard to just glue them back on. Unlike a traditional pastie, there isn't a solid surface for glue or tape. The only place that glue can be applied is behind each individual rhinestone.

I have to say that I'm really disappointed in these pasties since they can't be reused. In my opinion, they're a little pricey for a one-time use. They really are beautiful and well made, so if you don't care that you can't reuse them, then I say go for it.

Sadly, these beautiful pasties are now collecting dust in my night stand. They really are pretty and I love that they put a little bit of a twist on the classic pastie. However, the adhesive wore off after the first use (false lash glue didn't work for me) and I still haven't been able to find a way to make them work again.