Nurse Needed in the Bedroom...STAT!
This item was a huge success in my bedroom. This was our first "role playing" costume and it wasn't too revealing, yet revealed enough to make it sexy.
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Pros
Fit well, comfortable.
Cons
It could be a little skimpier.
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Sorry, but based on this review I wouldn't purchase this costume.
If this will help, I'll let you know what I look for in a lingerie review before I purchase lingerie. You said one size fits most. Well, how much is most? I'd love measurements. I'm a bigger girl, and most "most" won't fit me, so measurements would help me know what would.
Was it just the dress or did it come with anything? How long was the dress? Was it itchy at all in any places? Does it seem like it would be good for long wear, or just for short periods? Did it accentuate anything or was it baggy? How did it tie in the back? Did it just lace of your neck?
I notice a hat was included. How does the hat stay on? Did it stay on like it was supposed to? Was the entire outfit made of good quality? Does it look like it will be lasting a long time or just a small time?
Also, how would you take care of this outfit? I know it can be hard to take care of different kinds of lingerie, but it's always good to know what care needs to be taken to preserve it.
Finally, it's not needed, but I love a recommendation about what body type you think this lingerie would look good on. Only skinny? Big breasts? Small breasts? Large or small hips? Something a lot of women like to know is how well it would work with breasts as well. Would a DD cup fit in this and would this just hang off of an A cup?
There's a lot of good ways to write a lingerie review. Checking out some of the lingerie reviews that have been rated "Extremely useful" will be a good way to get an idea of what should go in a review.
No one is being harsh but giving you helpful information to better your reviews. As Mistress Kay suggested you might want to tone down on the links and check out some of the Extremely Useful reviews for products you review to get a basic jist of what you might include. Perhaps even check out the extended review template for any future reviews you do onsite.
Plus, I don't think to go and read your other reviews to see what your sizing is. Writing for your readers is fine, but maybe write a separate, more in depth review for us here. And, besides those of us who review items regularly for EF, there are many who are looking to a review to help make a decision on whether or not to purchase the item. Our job is NOT to sell the item, but the reviews do influence people.
Just a few thoughts.