Bind redline in FTM

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How to bind redline in FTM

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hey whatamp;#39;s up you guys my name is Ryan and today I want to talk a little bit about binding so if youamp;#39;re watching this video that youamp;#39;ve probably already seen thousand videos on YouTube about binding what this video is going to be is just a short tips and tricks video about the things that Iamp;#39;ve learned about binding whether it be from someone else on YouTube or from the internet somewhere or just something that Iamp;#39;ve learned on my own itamp;#39;s just going to be small tips that will help with binding or that are important when binding safely so here we go find your tips and tricks my first thing that Iamp;#39;m gonna say is there are two different kinds of binders basically get the full tank which looks like this and there is the dry top which is like this I donamp;#39;t think that there is really that much of a difference between now I think itamp;#39;s really personal preference I think maybe if your larger chested then I would recommend the

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What are the options for FTM binding?

The most popular safe methods are to use commercial binders, sports bras, strategic layering, and bandages or elastic materials. If youre binding frequently, make sure to take breaks throughout the day and take days off, as binding continuously can cause negative side effects (2,4).

Is there a way to bind without a binder?

The trick is, if you wear two sports bras, and turn the outer one inside out, it does a fairly good job of binding, and ive used it quite often.

What can I use as a homemade binder?

If you only have compression shorts available, you can cut turn them into a shirt by cutting a hole in the crotch thats large enough for your head. You can turn one old shirt into a binder as well. To do this, cut the sleeves off, then cut the seams on both sides of the shirt. you now have two binders.

What to wear instead of a binder?

As an alternative to a dedicated binder, a good sports bra with high compression can serve as a binder. Sports bras wont provide as much compression as a binder but can be a stepping stone to binding later.

What can I use instead of a binder FTM?

A new, safer alternative to chest binding is the use of a compression top. Compression tops are built from gentler fabrics than most other binders on the market right now. Compression tops are designed to compress the chest in a gentler fashion to help improve overall comfort, safety, and movement capabilities.

Does binding damage breast tissue?

In extreme cases, breast tissue can become permanently damaged, she says. Strong, prolonged pressure around the chest and back can also cause changes to normal spine alignment, which may result in chronic pain.

Is FTM binding tape safe to use?

Binding with TransTape FTM Transtape. TransTape is made from a blend of 95% cotton and 5% spandex with a medical grade acrylic adhesive. It is latex-free and non-medicated, making it hypoallergenic. With this said, however, you may experience irritation, itching or redness or blistering after wearing TransTape.

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