While buying a corset, most of the users focus on the size of the corset. Most users forget that choosing the right kind of corset is also very important to get the right results.

Wearing a short top over your jeans or skirt is something that many girls love to experiment with. But it would help if you did not try this when you have an extreme bulging abdomen.

Normally, many of the women go for the waspie corset even when they have a long torso only to wear the short tops comfortably. But this is one of the major mistakes that happen. When you are wearing a waspie corset with your long torso and bulging abdomen, the fat bulges out at the bottom. When you have such a body type, you will need a longline corset

Similarly, if you think that the underbust corset pushes the fat towards your bust, which makes your bust move upwards too much, you might wear a supportive bra to manage it. But there are many times when the supportive bra may also not work. In such a case, you may have to wear an overbust corset.

Experts have always mentioned that you should lace up the corset correctly so that there is no such bulging noticed either above or at the bottom of the corset. When you are lacing the corset from the top portion to the bottom, you will feel difficult to lace at the bottom, bringing down all the fat at the bottom. A similar thing happens when you lace from the bottom to the top.

The right way is to start lacing from the top and the bottom of the corset together. Both the laces from the top as well as from the bottom should meet up in the middle. This way, the maximum pressure is at the centre, and the chances of bulging at the top and the bottom of the corsets are reduced.

Many women also prefer to use two laces for the purpose. The idea is to first lace up the corset from the top to the centre with one lace. Then they again lace the corset from the bottom to the centre with the second lace. This also helps in reducing the bulging situation.