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Somebody had to put Bigfoot on nipple pasties, and Pastease did it: the Sasquatch design is the brand's nod to the big hairy legend and every grainy 'caught on tape' sighting. They're a pure novelty, made for camping trips with a sense of humour, cryptid-themed costumes, a friend who believes, or a gag gift that actually gets worn.
Each piece measures 3.3 × 4.3 in, taller than wide to fit the full figure, with a coverage diameter of 2.1 in. That centre coverage handles most nipples well; the extra height means the figure extends above or below, depending on placement.
Clean the skin, dry it properly and leave out lotion. Decide which way the figure should face, peel the backing and press it on in one movement, then trace the outline with a fingertip. Pastease says the adhesive is latex-free and waterproof and holds until you remove it. Each pair is made by hand in the USA from soft, form-fitting material that moves with you instead of wrinkling, so there may be small differences from the photo.
Start from the narrowest part of the shape and peel slowly, low to the skin. A cotton pad with baby oil or makeup remover helps if an edge resists. Wash the area afterwards.
Anyone with a weird sense of humour and a costume to finish: a lumberjack or park ranger outfit, a "Bigfoot spotted" theme party, or a cryptid convention after-party. They're not a subtle choice, and that's the appeal.
More oddball designs, from robots to Ouija planchettes, are in the Pastease collection. For a full outfit, see sexy costumes.
Helpful answers about Pastease Sasquatch Bigfoot Nipple Pasties.
They're one of the more memorable ones, because they're genuinely wearable rather than a joke that ends up in a drawer. Pair them with a camping-themed card or a pack of trail mix for the full effect.
Upright is the obvious choice, with the figure standing tall over the nipple. Some people mirror them so the two Bigfoots walk toward or away from each other. Try both in the mirror before peeling the backing.
The adhesive is described as waterproof, so a swim shouldn't lift a well-applied pair. Sunscreen is the catch: apply it around the pasties after they're on, never underneath.
At 3.3 × 4.3 in it's on the larger side, taller than the 3 × 3 in cross designs. The 2.1 in coverage diameter is mid-range, similar to the Robot holographic pasties.
Take them off slowly, wash the area with mild soap and water and leave it uncovered. Don't reapply to the same spot until the skin feels normal again.