Corseting

Hello,

I was wondering if any one here was

into corseting. I would really like to start

corset training but I have no clue, where to get a training belt,

or a clincher, is there anyone who can point me in the right direction?

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Permalink Reply by LesYpersound on November 3, 2011 at 7:19pm

when i started a read a few articles @ staylace.com -- http://www.staylace.com/thomaslierse/tip.htm

google tight lacing for more practical tips

vollers is a good start (~200$ for an everyday underbust. custom corsets are ~300$)

if you can buy a vollers corset from an independent vendor in person the ppl who sell them will give you tips on how to lace yourself--which, imo, was easier to understand than any online tutorial... you basically tighten it up through the middle and tie it there.

imo underbust corsets are relatively cheaper AND easier to wear everyday e.g. w/ fitted 19''waist dresses down to loose shirts). i started waist training directly w/ an underbust corset--no training belt. you need to powder your skin where the corset will be rubbing and wear something to protect the corset from your sweat so it stays clean and lasts longer.

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Permalink Reply by LesYpersound on November 4, 2011 at 1:46pm

oh and if you have a naturally small waist 18'' is usually the smallest off-the-rack corsets go and you have to start customizing. soooo off-the-rack is great for starting out/beginning waist training. if you're into discipline corsets are awesome. :) also if you have a more curvy frame always try any off the rack corset on--if you're real curvy you MAY have to get a custom (which isn't as horrible as it sounds, you can find affordable vendors on etsy).

if you live in a city w/ any kind of BDSM/kink scene they're actually fairly friendly and open to honest and curious people (especially females)--some of those folks will know how and where to get corsets! :)