otostick Cosmetic Ear Correctors | Pin back your ears with transparent silicone orthotics | Very discreet ear correctors suitable for all ages

I was skeptical at first but these are amazing! My top tip is to use an alcohol wipe to clean the area behind your ears first before applying. They made a massive difference to the appearance of my ears and were comfortable to sleep in. They didn’t come off in the shower even when I washed my hair, I wore my first pair for 4 days and struggled to pull them off when I tried! I think they could easily last a week. I would 100% recommend this product.

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This product was amazing at first - each sticker lasted two weeks on my ears!! They gave me such a boost in confidence. As soon as i finished one box, i ordered another right away. However, my ears started to become cut, red and swollen from using these so much - and they began to only stick for a day or two towards the end of the second box. I emailed the company and only got one reply asking for my order number and i haven't heard back since. I stopped using them for 3 weeks in order to allow my ears to fully heal - which they did, so i ordered my third box. I put them on yesterday morning and today i woke up to find one had fallen off. i tried sticking it back on but it must have been the heatwave in the UK which made behind my ears sweat so much that it wouldn't stay. A few hours later, the other one popped off too. I had applied them correctly as instructed and they always used to stay on. Now they're just a waste of money

20 odd years of being self conscious of my ears. ! These have being an absolute game changer, I can’t believe I only found out about these now. I put them on 4 days ago and they are still intact. I have had my hair in a ponytail since for the first time since I was 14!

I used these for over 3 years straight. Started off okay then my skin became resistant to them. The caused my skin to become macerated. As a result I'd end up going without wearing them waiting for them to heal before applying new ones, at which point I'd relied on them so much that I didn't recognise myself without wearing them, and resulted in me declining offers to go out on many occasions.In the end I ended up having a private operation done for £4k about 6 months ago and it was the best thing I'd ever done. If I'd done that at the start it would have saved thousands, and not resulted in me becoming reliant on a product. I'm now completely comfortable with my appearance.Moral of the story: Don't begin using these if you are highly insecure about how your ears affect your appearance. You'll end up feeling forced into spending huge sums of money over years, at which point you might as well have actual correction surgery done.I'd rather not see other people make the mistake I did. If you're insecure about prominent ears, there are many highly respected professional medical experts that can help with instalment plans and all sorts. Do not use these as a long-term way to make yourself feel more comfortable with your appearance.

After years of self-consciousness about my ear and looking regularly online for a solution, I came across Otostick.If you've not used these correctors before, be aware that you WILL waste a few until you get the position right to achieve your desired shape…it's unavoidable. This is because you only really get one shot at applying a new one…if you take it off to change the position, the stick goes and it's pretty much unusable. But once you've got it right, remember the position and 99% of the time I get it right on the first go when applying a new corrector.They are a bit fiddly to apply, but you get used to after a few times and the result is well worth it. It's easiest to apply corrector to the ear first, then press the ear back against your head for the other side to stick.In the early days of using these, my skin did get sore in the area where my ear wasn't used to having a crease in the skin. I found this was caused by the edges of the corrector sitting in the crease, so I trim both sticky pads of the corrector down with scissors so they're smaller before applying. Since I started doing this, I no longer experience the soreness and can wear the correctors every day completely pain-free. You don't even feel it's there after a while. You just have to have patience and find whatever works for you.The adhesive is extremely strong (as long as you don't take it off straight after applying to reposition). Some reviews say they don't last very long…I can tell you that in over three years' of using the correctors on a daily basis, that they DO last! On average, I get about a week out of each corrector before they start to gradually come away from the skin (I've actually had some last nearly two weeks, and that's with sleeping and showering in them!). Even after a week, they still require a good tug to remove.I'm fortunate that only one of my ears sticks out, so I only need one corrector. There's 8 in a pack, and with each corrector lasting about a week, one pack lasts me around two months. I usually change my corrector on a Sunday night — I remove it and clean the area with a sensitive skin facial wipe. Occasionally the skin gets a little dry where the corrector sticks — when this happens, I just apply a small amount of Sudocrem to these areas which always helps. On Sunday nights I sleep without the corrector to let the skin breathe overnight, then I put a new one on the following morning. Make sure you thoroughly clean and dry the skin before applying, or it won't stick. Also watch for hairs getting trapped between the skin and the corrector, as this will cause soreness after a couple of days.The only reason it didn't get five stars is because they can be tricky to apply and you only get one go at it each time. But overall, BRILLIANT.