Bali Thigh Slimmer Review: Ultra Firm, a High Waist, Mid-Thigh With a Name

SHAPERMINT is the Amazon short. Bali is the drawer your mother named: nude high waist, mid-thigh, contour seams around the seat, a thin waist that claims it will not roll. Twenty-two dollars. Forty-eight hundred reviews. A 4.2. Ultra firm is a net, not a zippered faja. It is not a SPANX brief. The still with a heel and a bent knee is the argument: this hem is supposed to stay when you sit.

If you wanted silicone strips and 79,000 reviews, SHAPERMINT. If you wanted a name you can find next year in beige or black, stay. Size the hip. Firm charts lie if you shop a dress size.

The seam is the lift. The hem is the fight.

Curved seams under the seat are not a Brazilian lift. They are how a short keeps a shape instead of becoming a tube. Size the hip. The Size Guide, then Bali’s chart. Between, up if you hate a sausage at the thigh. Rise hits the rib. On a short torso it is a bra you fight. Nude is a beige. Black is the commute — the second still is the same short in black, which is how you actually leave the house.

Wash cold, hang. Heat welds ultra firm into cardboard. Lotion at the hem is how it migrates.

Same short, black. Nude is a fitting. Black is Tuesday.

Vs SHAPERMINT, vs SPANX, the 4.2

SHAPERMINT is louder volume. SPANX Power is a brief. This is Bali doing the mid-thigh job with seams you can see. The 4.2 is people who sized the chart, plus people who wanted a faja and bought a short. Believe short. It will be warm. That is ultra firm.

Who it's for

A dress, a mid-thigh, a name that is not Amazon-generic. Not a brief, not a $22 zipper, not cotton. Size the hip, hang the net, pick black if beige is a fight.