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Hard wearing cropped leggings??
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Thanks for your replies. I am going to have a look in all the places mentioned.
I have tried the comfort shorts but after wearing a few times they start to ride up. I also sometimes wear the cropped leggings so you can see them under dresses or with tunic tops so I could do with some cropped leggings anyway.
I looked at the Evans website but I can't see any cropped leggings, only full length ones.
Thanks again
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found it ! its called Lanacane Anti Chafing Gel. I did a review search and it came up with good reviews.0
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2 things:
- I buy mine from Primark @ £2.50. Don't know about their durability but they're much cheaper.
- Larger lady? Size 16? Give over!!!!!:mad: I'm size 16 and don't see myself as big or large.. just occasionally curvyOU Student! - ED209, SDK125, DSE212, SK124, DSE141, SD226, DXR222, DD303, DD307 = BSc Psychology0 -
Thanks littlestar re the larger lady thing but honestly, I am a large lady! Depending on where I shop my clothes size can vary between size 16 and size 20. I think that may be why I shop in Debenhams as I generally need a 16 or 18 there (could probably do with a 17 really) so it makes me feel a bit better.
It's funny how I can look at other people who are the same size as me or sometimes even bigger (well so their clothes size says although I don't believe they could possibly be bigger than me) and think that they look great but when I look in the mirror, 90% of the time I am absolutely repulsed by what I see. So now I just try not to look.
Thanks for all of the advice.
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