I went from B-cup boobs to DDs in three months without surgery – people are desperate to know my secret
OVER the course of months, one woman saw her bra size increase from a B-cup to DD-cup.
Everyone was desperate to know her secret to overnight chest growth – without any surgery.
In a departure from her typical content, makeup artist Darcie Van Hoof shared snapshots of the startling transformation on her TikTok.
The first photo showed her in a triangle-top bikini, lounging in a hot tub.
The swim top showed the chest she “started” with, but the next photos showed Van Hoof’s transformation.
Wearing leathery bustier tops and a Playboy bunny costume, she flaunted an obvious increase in volume.
According to the captions, she went from a B-cup to a DD-cup in “two to three months.”
The final photo in the sequence revealed her “secret weapon” for the rapid growth: a slim blister pack of pills.
“Girlies, it’s a contraceptive pill called Gederal,” Van Hoof wrote in a comment. “You get it prescribed!”
Some shocked commenters couldn’t believe that birth control would create such a noticeable, rapid change.
“That’s it, I’m going on the pill,” one woman wrote.
“Wait, but I’m on the pill,” another viewer protested. “Why is mine so tiny? What? No fair.”
Others on the same prescription as Van Hoof sang the pill’s praises, too.
“I went from an A to a C in a space of three months,” wrote one satisfied customer.
The viewer added that, while she’d gone off birth control, she maintained a B-cup bra size.
“Why didn’t it do that to me?” another woman sighed.
A few viewers pointed out that breast growth is one of the less-common side effects of birth control.
According to many of the commenters, their chest sizes increased along with the rest of their bodies.
“I think mine isn’t working properly. I just got fat,” a viewer wrote.
Some didn’t believe Van Hoof’s explanation for the change.
“Nope. It’s silicone,” insisted a man in the comments.
But other commenters schooled him: Van Hoof couldn’t have gotten implants on the timeline in the video.
“Implants take two to three months to heal,” a commenter explained.
Despite the fervor over the pill, some didn’t find Van Hoof’s results at all desirable.
“I cannot take the pill,” insisted a woman who already had a full chest. “My back pain can’t get any worse.”