I’m 51 and struggle with my big boobs – I’ve found the best hack to keep them in check and it takes seconds
A 51-YEAR-OLD mum has revealed how she stops her boobs from popping out of low-cut or loose tops and dresses.
Julie Meikle dubbed her hack the solution to having “too much cleavage showing” – and it works well on all kinds of necklines, particularly a low-slung V-neck.
The content creator, who regularly shares fashion and beauty advice on her TikTok account, posted the style solution alongside a demonstration on how to do it.
Her goal on social media is to “uplift women no matter age, size or shapel”, with the cleavage hack uplifting bigger-busted women.
All it requires is a minute of focus and some double-sided sticky tape.
Julie explained: “I wore my black dress the other day to my daughter’s showcase for her graduation.
“Rather than using a hook, an eye or a pin, I actually taped it.”
She revealed that she has owned the double-sided sticky tape “for years” and gave a demonstration on how it can be used to cover cleavage and prevent nip slips.
Julie, from Canada, narrated: “So you can see how low it goes, which I am not comfortable with.
“I realise you can’t adjust it too many times because the stick comes off.”
She stuck a layer of the tape diagonally on her chest and then secured the fabric of her dress on top of it.
Once everything was secured, Julie beamed that she could “move in every direction” without fear of flashing.
She said: “I can move in every direction and it’s not puckering and showing my boobs.
“It definitely works.
“I hope this helps everyone.”
Fellow women ran to the comments of her video to praise the idea.
One penned: “Great idea, thanks.”
Another said: “Wow, how have I never thought of this.”
Julie’s viewers who had thought of the hack before shared other ways that double-sided sticky tape can save an outfit.
One recommended: “That tape is good also for sling back shoes if the straps always slip off!”
A second suggested: “I love fashion tape.
“With my white button downs, I tape the shirt to itself where I want the V to end.”