What is Tightlacing?
In short, Tightlacing is the act of wearing a comfortably laced corset, 12-14 hours a day, seven days a week. Over time, the body will adapt to the shape, and become curvaceous. True waist training requires at least 12 hours a day in a properly tailored corset made for tightlacing. Yes, it will reform your body, but like a diet it is only as permanent as long as you stick with it. These 12 hours must be when you are most active. Also, in order for your body to adapt properly to the corset’s shape, you must eat, drink, and do your daily routine while comfortably laced. Simply wearing a corset at night during inactive periods is not going to make a figure curvier. For example, if you start a weight-loss diet that allows you to loose 20 pounds, you will continue to keep off the weight as long as you stick the proper nutritional standards needed for your new physique. The same is true with a corset. Yes, some folks (depending on their physique) will loose 4-6 inches at the waist line. But
