This might be completely normal but I'm not sure.
When I pump the silicone rim gets sucked into the dome. I try to fix them constantly but it either makes it lose suction (with a very comical fart noise, much to my husband's delight), or they stay on but the little lip that gets suctioned in digs into my skin and makes marks. Both domes do this. Is it normal? Also sometimes my boobs get pumped in weird directions even though the domes are where they usually are.
I experience the same with the rims getting sucked into the domes too. I thought it was normal so I let them stay. I get red circle marks too, they go away after a while.
I do have to keep adjusting for my right boob and indeed it does gives very comical fart sounds.
Just last night, I almost got into hulk mode because air keep on coming out from the darn right side. I realise that the silicone rims was loose therefore air was escaping. Cue silly self laugh and readjust the rims to the dome and continues pumping.
I do hope there is some instructions if I am doing it right. *pout
Try putting a lot of lubricant on the side of the silicone rings that touches your skin.... I think the silicone rings are sticking to you skin and as your breasts are being pulled into the domes the rings come along for the ride! allowing your skin to slide more easily over the silicone should fix it... you could even try using a silicone based anti chaffing gel like Monistat...
In England its made by Lanocane... makes great foundation primer too! [
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I've heard that about the monistat being a good primer but I have yet to try it!
I'm going to try pumping with some sort of oil or if all else fails I think I have a water-based lube somewhere around here. Thanks!
I used to use Smashbox Photofinish foundation primer but monistat powder chaffing gel works exactly the same and is $5 vs $40...
Ooooh I love my smashbox! I am going to have to try this out now. Primers just break me out so easily
Probably the silicones.
This is a bit late, but why not just use coconut oil as pumping lube?
Oh, and when I first started pumping I had the rings get sucked inside too. It's just a combination of too much pressure/not enough lube I'm fairly certain.
Hello:
If you don't want your cloth got dirty by these oils, simply just wetting your breast area with plain water. Yes, water will help to keep the rims stay on and help your rims stay clean or color changing.
If you want less red / dark marks, do not over pump, do not fill up to the top of the cups. If you pump and start feeling hurts on the boobies, you will end up with lingering marks for weeks.
After you remove these KZ cups, please drink water immediately. This KZ designs in the same principle as the Chinese Acupuncture cup, therefore, they do require more water consumption afterward.
-V
(17-06-2014, 02:36 PM)echapman Wrote: [ -> ]This might be completely normal but I'm not sure.
When I pump the silicone rim gets sucked into the dome. I try to fix them constantly but it either makes it lose suction (with a very comical fart noise, much to my husband's delight), or they stay on but the little lip that gets suctioned in digs into my skin and makes marks. Both domes do this. Is it normal? Also sometimes my boobs get pumped in weird directions even though the domes are where they usually are.