Is Cakes the best brand for these nipple covers?

[Anonymous]

I saw a mention online for these and I’m not sure if they are the best brand or a knockoff of another brand. Any help would be be great. Do other brands make these? Is this reasonable for $30? I’m planning on using these in tank tops in the coming months.

https://cakesbody.com/products/cakes-ddd

[Anonymous]

I’ve always used nippies.

Nippies Nipple Cover - Sticky Adhesive Silicone Nipple Pasties - Reusable Pasty Nipple Covers for Women with Travel Box https://a.co/d/6olL31T

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’ve always used nippies.

Nippies Nipple Cover - Sticky Adhesive Silicone Nipple Pasties - Reusable Pasty Nipple Covers for Women with Travel Box https://a.co/d/6olL31T

+1 for Nippies. (I like them, they do what they’re supposed to, but I also haven’t tried others.)

[Anonymous]

I don’t mean to sound naive, but what is the point of these? I never go braless.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t mean to sound naive, but what is the point of these? I never go braless.

You can wear them without bras of course but also with swimwear that’s not padded, bras, sports bras, built in bra tanks, etc.. anywhere you want to cover your nipple exposure.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t mean to sound naive, but what is the point of these? I never go braless.

You can wear them without bras of course but also with swimwear that’s not padded, bras, sports bras, built in bra tanks, etc.. anywhere you want to cover your nipple exposure.

I use them for tricky (like open-back) dresses.

[Anonymous]

I use Boobeez - multiple sizes and shades avaialbe on Amazon. I don't like to have the "turkey's done" look all the time so I wear them in my bra, bathing suit, etc.

[Anonymous]

I have never met anyone in real life who is worried about nipples being exposed. Certainly not about nipples showing through the multilayers of bra+top, or swimsuit with built in bra shelf. I think this is something that just the knee covering pearl clutchers on dcum worry about.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have never met anyone in real life who is worried about nipples being exposed. Certainly not about nipples showing through the multilayers of bra+top, or swimsuit with built in bra shelf. I think this is something that just the knee covering pearl clutchers on dcum worry about.

Ha, +1. These are for when a strapless bra won't work, not for extra nipple coverage.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have never met anyone in real life who is worried about nipples being exposed. Certainly not about nipples showing through the multilayers of bra+top, or swimsuit with built in bra shelf. I think this is something that just the knee covering pearl clutchers on dcum worry about.

Ha, +1. These are for when a strapless bra won't work, not for extra nipple coverage.

PP again -- or even when a regular bra won't work -- like think a thin satin slip dress, or a tight-fitting white top. They leave no lines or bumps.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have never met anyone in real life who is worried about nipples being exposed. Certainly not about nipples showing through the multilayers of bra+top, or swimsuit with built in bra shelf. I think this is something that just the knee covering pearl clutchers on dcum worry about.

Ha, +1. These are for when a strapless bra won't work, not for extra nipple coverage.

Op here. I plan to use them for nipple coverage under tanks like Lululemon align where the shelf bra is thin and padding can be removed because it bunches.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have never met anyone in real life who is worried about nipples being exposed. Certainly not about nipples showing through the multilayers of bra+top, or swimsuit with built in bra shelf. I think this is something that just the knee covering pearl clutchers on dcum worry about.

Ha, +1. These are for when a strapless bra won't work, not for extra nipple coverage.

Op here. I plan to use them for nipple coverage under tanks like Lululemon align where the shelf bra is thin and padding can be removed because it bunches.

That's an athletic material that has compression. It's designed to compress your nipples down. Maybe not to fully eliminate every last remnant of them, but you aren't going around with torpedo nipples in a compression sports bra top.

In any event, shouldn't you be exercising in Lululemon gear? ANd therefore not wearing nipple covers? Or you're wearing the activewear for non-exercise.... but you still need nipple covers in which case can't you just find something better to wear? This whole thing is so weird to me. But again, i'm not scared of nipples (and don't know anyone in real life who is).

[Anonymous]

Some women have smaller breasts with permanent high beams that really do stand out through t shirts and thin bras.

Thank you for the product references.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have never met anyone in real life who is worried about nipples being exposed. Certainly not about nipples showing through the multilayers of bra+top, or swimsuit with built in bra shelf. I think this is something that just the knee covering pearl clutchers on dcum worry about.

Ha, +1. These are for when a strapless bra won't work, not for extra nipple coverage.

Op here. I plan to use them for nipple coverage under tanks like Lululemon align where the shelf bra is thin and padding can be removed because it bunches.

That's an athletic material that has compression. It's designed to compress your nipples down. Maybe not to fully eliminate every last remnant of them, but you aren't going around with torpedo nipples in a compression sports bra top.

In any event, shouldn't you be exercising in Lululemon gear? ANd therefore not wearing nipple covers? Or you're wearing the activewear for non-exercise.... but you still need nipple covers in which case can't you just find something better to wear? This whole thing is so weird to me. But again, i'm not scared of nipples (and don't know anyone in real life who is).

I am not scared of them either, and don’t understand others fear of people knowing they have them or the breasts they are attached to. But I also don’t judge those who are trying to find comfort for themselves. Because it really doesn’t impact me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Some women have smaller breasts with permanent high beams that really do stand out through t shirts and thin bras.

Thank you for the product references.

+1 that would be me (my DH likes it, though).

I've tried all different nip covers, and they all make me itch. I must have sensitive skin around there.