GrevoseaBody Tape - 16 ft Double Sided Wedding & Prom Transparent Fashion Tape

Fantastic sticking power. I used it to stick a Thing hand onto a child's Wednesday Addams costume. It lasted a full night of trick or treating, with said child running, jumping, climbing and just the general rowdiness of children dosed up with sweets on one of the most exciting nights of the year.The Thing hand had some weight to it too, this combined with above behaviour, I assumed it would last an hour or two but it lasted and at the end of the night when I took it off, it was still very sticky and probably could have been reattached without new tape.Would definitely buy again to hold dresses in place or anything else that needs holding onto clothes.

Usually my body and skin is ok with tape… I’ve used duck tape and cello tape to hold up tops before. This tape left me with 2nd degree burns. Do not use..please. It hurts so much and has left a scar. Really painful and do not recommend.

Okay, but not as good as previously brought as hard to separate the backing. The last ones the backing was split down the middle

This double sided fashion tap is a good idea to close the area between two buttons especially at the chest area.It's a double sided transparent tape and each side would stick on one side of the blouse.Better solution than the traditional safety pin. However, I find it works well with my thin blouses like silk or thin polyester. For thick cotton shirts I had to use double tapes to secure the closure.It's reasonably priced and worth buying.

I was clubbing and thought it would help with my dress. Didn’t work. Was like I never had it on

I had a dress I can’t wear with a bra and that isn’t quite suitable for the.. size.. of what I’m dealing with so I got these. I cut some pieces to size and applied them to the dress and then pressed it to the skin (don’t know if it’s better the other way round but figured this way there’d be nothing peeking through). I also tried to cover a little gap in between my breasts by attaching fabric to fabric in place of a safety pin.I was a bit hesitant at first because 1) the part that was fabric to fabric kept popping open, 2) my hair kept getting caught in the tape if it fell down the front and 3) I am in the middle of a Mediterranean heatwave and I was worried I’d sweat something off.I ended up making another piece to size (didn’t have scissors on me at this point so I used my teeth, worked fine so good to know if you’re in a pinch) and attached it to the other piece of fabric so it was tape attached to tape and it didn’t pop open after that.The real test though came when I had to SPRINT for my bus. There was a lot of bouncing but the tape stayed out exactly as it should and there was no spillage, no flashing and no displacement of fabric. I was seriously impressed. This is after like 13 hours of wear.I came home and pulled my clothes away from my body and then took the tape off my chest. It removed easily and didn’t leave any residue on my clothes or my skin. Very very pleased!