Review on Sonryse Colombian Postpartum Shapewear - Perfect For C-Section Recovery! by Tabitha Johnson

I have mixed reviews about this faja.Pros: length is perfect as far as the length on legs area. I have a different faja that goes longer and I’m not a fan of that.Opening to urinate without removing the faja is a plus! Especially since I can’t seem to hold it long while trying to unbuckle myself!Within a week I went from first loop to now the 3rd loop.ConsThe straps are not positioned in a comfy area , they dig into my skin, and if I want to wear a tank the straps are noticeableThe length (back/torso area ) is too long ( see pix how it crinkles up in back) if I pull it up more to tighten the strap , then it digs into the side of my arm pits . So randomly throughout the day I pull the back part up so it doesn’t crease into my skin. I pull straps down when I sleep.The silicone on the legs are uncomfortable. I think if the lace was a stretchy lace this silicone is not needed. There’s no reason for this part to "stay in place” it’s the bottom of the faja, the lowest part. typically silicone is placed so something doesn’t roll down. well the leg area is the lowest point.If the leg area moves ( lace part) , it’s out of place cause the silicone prevents it from being in position.I wish the buttocks area was designed differently. I own a different faja where the buttock seems to be more breathable, not so stiff, and has obvious snug around the upper thigh to lift the booty. I don’t feel that support in this one. The material covering the bottom seems like it’s smashing it more than allowing it to heal.I decided to keep this, although I don’t wear it’s a my main one.