Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Peek-A-Boob Strips Review and Giveaway

If the name doesn't get your attention, I don't know what will! Yes, that's right, it's the Peek-a-Boob Strips. These are double sided tape strips that are perfect to help eliminate the gap in between buttons on a button down shirt. The owner is on a mission to eliminate the unsightly blouse gap! She says:

Finally, we can wear button down shirts without any peek-a-boob!

They also work great for keeping that bra strap from peeking out, fixing that torn hem, securing wrap skirts, etc. I don't have a problem with the blouse gap because I am booby challenged after having my daughter, but I like to use them when my button down shirts button a little too low for my taste!It's like adding an extra button on top. It stays all day long too. It is very easy to remove though when you want to. I tried using these to help keep a shirt stay down, but I moved around too much and it didn't stay put. I have secured these right to my skin, and after a few minutes, I didn't even feel like I was wearing it! They come in a cute little pink tin that is perfect to keep in your purse.

I remember having a teacher in high school that was a little on the larger side, and didn't really care what she looked like. She would often wear sweats and a button down shirt that didn't even match. The shirt had LOTS of blouse gaps and we could all see a little more than we wanted to. I think we would have all loved it if she had worn these with her clothes. (She eventually started caring and lost a lot of weight and started dressing very nicely- so her story does have a happy ending)

The tape is nice and strong too. I accidentally got it stuck on my nail, and it took my expensive OPI nail polish right off. So you don't have to worry about it not being strong enough to hold your shirts closed.

I highly recommend these to help keep any wardrobe malfunctions from happening! No one wants to be remembered as the mom who showed a little too much at soccer practice! Peek-A-Boob Strips are a Playdate Pick!

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69 comments:

  1. What a clever product. The name caught my attention immediately!

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  2. These would be great for wrap style shirt i have so i dont spend all day make sure it doesn't slide open. utgal2004[at]yahoo[dot]com

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  3. I avoid button down shirts for this very reason! I would use them so I would feel more comfortable wearing blouses and not have to worry about people checking out my peek a boob!

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  4. these look great especially so you can feel secure- I am gonna get some and have them ready for the gals at prom

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  5. i am currently nursing so none of my button-down shirts fit without gapping...this sounds like it would do the job and i could once again wear my cute button-down shirts:) thanks!
    christinbanda@yahoo.com

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  6. i follow:) thanks!
    christinbanda@yahoo.com

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  7. I would use the strips to keep my husbands posing suit in place.

    speak2erin(at)gmail(dot)com

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  8. I would use these for my lower cut v-neck shirts!!

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  9. For my favorite blue wrap blouse, it's my only trouble blouse and of course it's my favorite!

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  10. What a great idea. I would use these for some gappy blouses I have and also for a couple pairs of pants that I don't want to hem but sometimes don't want to wear high heals with.

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  11. I hate having to wear a tank or cami under my button up shirts just for this reason. They sound like a good idea and I would love to give it a try.

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  12. I would use these for some wrap-style shirts I have!

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  13. I am one who has problems with gaps. Would be nice to have a way (other than the dreaded safety pins) to close it up!

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  14. I'm a bridesmaid in my friend's wedding this July, and I could really use these to keep my friend calm. She's afraid that our dresses might expose our bras at some point.

    lilnamekangelivy[at]aol[dot]com

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  15. this is the reason i avoid the button down blouses as well...

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  16. For bra straps, and certain tops
    great idea
    KawaiiNeko2008 (at) aol (dot) com

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  17. I would definitely use these on my button up shirts, what a great idea!

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  18. I am a subscriber.

    linmoe@sympatico.ca

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  19. This would be great for me.I have a D cup and alot of my tops either gap in the front of slide open.

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  20. Honestly I really need them for the bra hiding, my daughter is constantly telling me that my bra strap is showing, it obviously bothers her a bit more than it bothers me.

    rmc1ra(at)aol(dot)com

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  21. I'd use it to Eliminate that gap between buttons on your favorite shirts,

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  22. I would use these for my many blouses that are too low cut, instead of always wearing a camisole. cardshark42(at)hotmail(dot)com

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  23. I would definitely use them for my bra straps that just hate to stay in place, and are always showing when I wear a dress out. :( Thank you for offering this giveaway! eyeslikesugar [at] gmail [dot] com

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  24. I also Dugg your How to Make your on blog design. Username: eyeslikesugar Thank you for offering this giveaway! eyeslikesugar [at] gmail [dot] com

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  25. Great Idea :)

    ktgonyea at gmail.com

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  26. This is just what I've been looking for to hide my bra straps. Thanks so much for the giveaway!!!

    :)

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  27. I would use them to keep the gaps on my shirts closed because I have a larger bust and this is always a issue.

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  28. Wow. I would use these on a shirt I bought but haven't been able to wear because it doesn't button up high enough for my comfort. These would be perfect!

    gitrecca at gmail dot com

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  29. I would rediscover the many button down shirts in my closet! Closing the gaps between buttons will allow wearing them again! It will be like getting a new wardrobe!

    judy7885 at gmail dot com

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  30. I would love the chance to win, thanks.
    erma.hurtt@sbcglobal.net

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  31. I'd use them to secure some low cut dresses I have.
    mitanari[at]yahoo[dot]com

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  32. This sounds great, it seems my shirts have the uncontrollable urge to lose their top button; I'd hate to lose a favorite shirt because of "peek a boob"

    twincere[at]hotmail.com

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  33. these would be perfect for those pesky shirts that gap. trinitygsd at yahoo dot com

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  34. These would be great for shear shirts!

    Thanks for entering me! Great Contest!

    Janna Johnson
    jannajanna@hotmail.com
    http://feedyourpig.blogspot.com
    http://feedyourpiggiveaways.blogspot.com

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  35. i have this GREAT work shirt, except i am not as well endowed as the shirt is intended for and those would be perfect! i could stop sticking my fingers with safety pins! also, I have had hems fall before and those would be a quick, easy NO MESS fix!!!!!!

    LMLEKUSH@hotmail.com

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  36. I get the gap a lot on button down shirts, so I would use these on my shirts.

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  37. My bra tends to show alot.
    So these would be perfect.

    clarkmurdock@yahoo.com

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  38. I'd use it for all they mentioned and more. I'm not very good with a needle and would love it for hemlines of skirts I love that are coming undone in a place.

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  39. Wow... You mean I could wear button tops again instead of only Tshirts. Thanks.

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  40. I would use them for a bra strap
    rosasn4@comcast.net

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  41. I'm a subscriber
    rosasn4@comcast.net

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  42. I have a top that is a little too low cut for me so this would be perfect! I usually safety pin it but this sounds like a much better idea.

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  43. I would definitely use these for shirt button gap!

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  44. Wrap tops, button downs, a particular deep v that i own....

    these would be wonderful!!

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  45. I would use them on my bra straps. I have a couple shirts that tend to slide over, and I feel like I'm constantly adjusting them, so that my strap doesn't show.

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  46. to keep my tatas from showing..lol

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  47. I would use it for the button down shirts, I wear them a lot and hate the gap! Thanks for the giveaway!

    mattandjen[at]gmail.com

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  48. These would great for those shirts at hug you!

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  49. I hate when my button up shirts come apart at the bust line & my bra shows.
    I would use peek boob strips so no one can peek at my boobs.

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  50. I need these... clothing makers seem to think all bigger girls want to show off there breasts

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  51. I have this cute violet top that tends to pull down a bit and it would be nice to have it more secure.

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  52. i have this dress that the sleeves always fall down showing my bra, this would be great to stick them to the dress so it doesn't show!

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  53. I would use these just about any time I wear a buttoned shirt. These things have been known to ping buttons. :-(

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  54. I stumbled your blog design post.
    choochoo428

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  55. I would use these to fix the gaps in my button down shirts.

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  56. I would like to try it to keep my shirt closed.
    donna444444@yahoo.com

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  57. I am a subscriber.
    donna444444@yahoo.com

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  58. I would use these for my shirts! Hollyollyberry(at)yahoo(dot)com

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