How-To Remove

• Kmboobies Removal Oil or Coconut Oil, or any oil suitable for your skin type
• Mirror

Step 1: Preparation:

Start by gathering all the necessary items and ensuring you have a clean, dry area to work in.

Step 2: Apply Oil:

Drench your boob tape with oil completely. Gently massage the edge of the boob tape where it meets your skin. Allow the oil to seep in for a few seconds to start loosening the adhesive.

Step 3: Slowly Peel:

Starting from the edge where you applied the oil, gently start peeling the boob tape away from your skin. Pull the tape parallel to your skin to minimize any discomfort.

Step 4: Apply More Oil:

If you encounter resistance or discomfort while peeling, apply more oil along the edge of the tape. Allow it to sit for a moment before attempting to peel again.

Step 5: Take Your Time:

Go slowly and gently as you peel off the tape. If you experience any discomfort or resistance, pause and apply more oil. The goal is to avoid pulling on your skin and to remove the tape as comfortably as possible.

Step 6: Cleanse and Soothe:

After removing the tape, you can cleanse the area with warm water and a mild soap to remove any residual oil and adhesive. Pat the area dry with a clean towel.

Step 7: Moisturize:

Apply a soothing, fragrance-free moisturizer to the skin to keep it hydrated and help restore its natural balance.

Step 8: Discard and Dispose:

Dispose of the used boob tape properly and responsibly. Follow your local waste disposal guidelines.

Step 9: Skin Check:

After removing the tape, inspect your skin for any redness or irritation. If you notice any unusual reactions, apply a gentle, hypoallergenic cream to soothe the area.

Remember that everyone's skin is different, so it's important to perform a patch test with the oil on a small area of skin before using it to remove the entire tape. This will help ensure that the oil doesn't cause any adverse reactions. Additionally, taking your time and being gentle during the removal process will help minimize any discomfort or irritation.