FAQ

For some people, staying aware of bodily fluctuations keeps them in tune with their bodies. Waist beads can help you visualize and note changes in your body overtime, for example, during pregnancy/post-partum, your monthly cycle, or a wellness journey. As your waist line grows your waist beads will roll up your waist and feel tighter and as your waist decreases they will get looser and slip down toward your hips

Traditionally waist beads are worn along the hips semi-permanently, which means they are worn while bathing, sleeping, swimming, etc. until they break or they are cut off. To tie them on, you simply place them around your waist, decide where you want them to sit, remove the excess beads and tie 3-4 knots. Once you are sure the beads are secure, cut off the excess string and beads. Be sure not to tie them too tight or else they will break! Leave enough room for sitting, bending and bloating.

Waist beads have acquired many uses and meanings over time. In some cultures, they are worn to track the physical growth of newborns, to shape the waist of young girls, or as a form of lingerie for women. They symbolize feminine beauty, sensuality, and spiritual protection. For many women today, they can also symbolize the beginning of a wellness, self-love, or body acceptance journey.

Women have many reasons they may wear waist beads. It can help correct your posture, Bc you will start to hold your stomach in more, you can track your weight gain or loss due to the placement of the beads on your waist, the lower they fall the smaller your waist is getting, some ladies use them as a fashion accessory. The different colors have different meanings and bring different energy into your life so some women use them as a boost of confidence and a means of spiritual growth