Has anybody tried the Bosom Beauty 2012ic? I just checked it out online and see that it can be purchased with padded cups and it has a vacuum pump that does a sort of pump and release supposedly to prevent getting red dots from overpumping. I remember the old BB2012 that was this huge machine that you had to stay hooked up to for an hour, but this comes with the domes, pump unit, tubing and sports bra to hold everything in place, sorta like Brava. If anybody's used it, I'd love to some feedback! Thanks!
(01-09-2014, 11:27 PM)ashaw Wrote: [ -> ]Has anybody tried the Bosom Beauty 2012ic? I just checked it out online and see that it can be purchased with padded cups and it has a vacuum pump that does a sort of pump and release supposedly to prevent getting red dots from overpumping. I remember the old BB2012 that was this huge machine that you had to stay hooked up to for an hour, but this comes with the domes, pump unit, tubing and sports bra to hold everything in place, sorta like Brava. If anybody's used it, I'd love to some feedback! Thanks!
I've been using it for 3 months now, and progress is steady, I've gained more than a cup already.
Although the vacuum setting is different for each user, I set mine on 8, these days, which provides a nice pull sensation without hurting.
At first, for a couple of weeks, it used to be a bit painful, but like everything else, if you are persistent enough, you get used to it and the pain disappears, while the long term effect starts to show.
I'm using it every day for 3~4 hours in total, in several sessions, usually 30minutes to one hour at a time.
Every 4 weeks, I let my body heal for a few days, and then I start again.
Padded domes are nice, but you have to take care of these. I already replaced my first set after a couple of months. I'm being more careful this time, but I don't mind buying a new set of dome for every cup size I get.
Thank you Aurora!
So, do you have any problems getting the BB cups to seal up and do you use any lubricant before you put them on? I emailed the company and was told I would need Extra Large cups because I'm already a small 34D. Thanks!
Amanda
(13-09-2014, 01:30 AM)ashaw Wrote: [ -> ]Thank you Aurora!
So, do you have any problems getting the BB cups to seal up and do you use any lubricant before you put them on? I emailed the company and was told I would need Extra Large cups because I'm already a small 34D. Thanks!
Amanda
I just apply some Jason moisturizing cream around the breasts before putting the domes on, it helps reducing redness of skin after the session.
Link to Jason cream page
By the way, I just keep the domes in place a few seconds at the beginning, then suction keeps them and no need for a special garment on top.
Hi Aurora!
Thank you so much! You're so nice and helpful! I appreciate the information you've given me. I think I'm going to order the Bosom Beauty 2012ic instead of the Noogleberry. I've tried the Noogleberry, but always had a hard time getting the cups to get and keep suction. They would just keep making this "farting" noise when I would pump. I also had a Brava a long time ago and had no trouble with Brava domes. Does the vacuum pump just run on batteries? Thanks again for all your help!
Amanda
(13-09-2014, 07:23 PM)ashaw Wrote: [ -> ]Hi Aurora!
Thank you so much! You're so nice and helpful! I appreciate the information you've given me. I think I'm going to order the Bosom Beauty 2012ic instead of the Noogleberry. I've tried the Noogleberry, but always had a hard time getting the cups to get and keep suction. They would just keep making this "farting" noise when I would pump. I also had a Brava a long time ago and had no trouble with Brava domes. Does the vacuum pump just run on batteries? Thanks again for all your help!
Amanda
It can run on 4 AA batteries, and lasts for maybe 7~8 sessions, so that would better be rechargeable batteries, otherwise, there is a small DC adapter with it, and that's what I'm using most of the time, since I just relax in my chair when I'm using my BB.