First Corset

Nicole Massey · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 2

I'm looking to get my first corset, preferably an inexpensive one, to start
getting used to wearing one. I want something I can eventually tight lace,
so it needs to be more than one of the standard lingerie shop garments.

Does anyone know where I might look for such an item?

Also, in the past I've seen dietary suggestions for tight lacing, but I am
unable to find the message. Anyone got that handy?

Thanks,

Nyyki

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Peter Ole Kvint · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 3

Nicole Massey wrote:
>
> I'm looking to get my first corset, preferably an inexpensive one, to start
> getting used to wearing one. I want something I can eventually tight lace,
> so it needs to be more than one of the standard lingerie shop garments.
>
> Does anyone know where I might look for such an item?
>
> Also, in the past I've seen dietary suggestions for tight lacing, but I am
> unable to find the message. Anyone got that handy?
>
> Thanks,
>
Dear Nyyki

Tight lacing is a expensive sport. But you can start by
a standard lingerie shop garments test corset from http://www.ebay.com/

when it is broken, you have need of a strong corset from C&S Corsetry

by a http://www.staylace.com/retail/cands/c&s.htm 450$

dietary suggestions for tight lacing is a spread misunderstanding
but if you not eat sugar-food, light bread and only drink water and
low-fat milk,
your have a fine dietary.
it is not a inexpensive dietary.

Peter Ole

Nicole Massey · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 2

Thanks for the info. About how much am I looking to spend for these items
you mentioned below?
"Peter Ole Kvint" wrote in message @yahoo.dk...
>
>
> Nicole Massey wrote:
>>
>> I'm looking to get my first corset, preferably an inexpensive one, to
>> start
>> getting used to wearing one. I want something I can eventually tight
>> lace,
>> so it needs to be more than one of the standard lingerie shop garments.
>>
>> Does anyone know where I might look for such an item?
>>
>> Also, in the past I've seen dietary suggestions for tight lacing, but I
>> am
>> unable to find the message. Anyone got that handy?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
> Dear Nyyki
>
> Tight lacing is a expensive sport. But you can start by
> a standard lingerie shop garments test corset from http://www.ebay.com/
>
> when it is broken, you have need of a strong corset from C&S Corsetry
>
> by a http://www.staylace.com/retail/cands/c&s.htm 450$
>
> dietary suggestions for tight lacing is a spread misunderstanding
> but if you not eat sugar-food, light bread and only drink water and
> low-fat milk,
> your have a fine dietary.
> it is not a inexpensive dietary.
>
> Peter Ole

Peter Ole Kvint · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 3

Nicole Massey wrote:
>
> Thanks for the info. About how much am I looking to spend for these items
> you mentioned below?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5394939241

cgoodro · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 2

Dear Nicole,
As I am a great admirer of the corset's effect on a woman....with a
wee bit experience (as a Master) with them...I thought I'd put my
two-cents-worth in Surprised

) Not long ago I met a gal, just like you,
wanting to be tightly "laced". She went to a mail-order outfit from
England to get her "first". I have seen, and purchased (for my subs)
lesser priced...and lesser quality...corsets for them. From that
experience....I found her more expensive one well worth the time and
money to get one. If you buy them "off the rack" so to speak....you will
undoubtedly end up with an ill-fitting corset. And the quality (not to
mention the durability) will be lacking as well. And a cheaper corset
MAY just turn you away from "lacing" all together. In my eye...that
would be a shame. As few women indulge in such erotically exciting
activities as it is !
Should you need any further assistance, don't hesitate to write me
directly. Curt