These present pasties are just the thing to open! With self adhesive backing and a high quality thickness, you will rock your happy little ass all around the Christmas tree for years to come. And though these are high quality pasties, proper care is required to be sure they'll make their appearance year after year.

To put these on, you'll first want to remove the film paper that protects the adhesive backing. Lean forward and cup your boob with the pastie, with your nipple as close to the center as possible. Repeat the process with boob #2. If your nipples aren't symmetrical, make any necessary adjustments with the positioning you need. For best results, apply in front of a mirror. Once you feel that you have them on straight, press them firmly so that they will stay in place.

These can be worn with lingerie, under a sexy top for an adult Christmas party, or hell just wear them to church! There's no reason not to be sequiny every day in every way. However, if you plan to wear them more than once, you'll need to buy your own adhesive as the self-sticky goes away after about two uses. There are pastie tapes and glues on the market, and these would be recommended higher than eyelash glue for the reason that you don't want to be putting layers and layers of adhesive on these things. What will eventually happen is the first layer of glue will separate from the backing and that's just a wardrobe malfunction waiting to happen sister! Be sure to always remove glues and tapes after each use.

FYI, if you have allergy concerns about the latex and gum arabic that appears in most pastie glues, use a medical grade double sided tape instead.

Remove your pasties slowly, by the way. It's strong like duct tape and that's no fun at all. Unless that's your thing. But I still recommend taking them off slowly so that you can maintain the integrity of the pastie and help it to last you many years. To prevent the backs from collecting all kinds of lint and dust in your drawer, keep the box that they came in or store them in a small mesh bag. I keep mine in an Altoid's tin, even! You can never be too careful with these.