Most women will know the annoyance that comes with camel toes.
While they are nothing to be ashamed of, there are certain times and events where having one is less than ideal.
Now one woman has shared an innovative idea which will solve any camel related problems – and we are forever grateful.
Instagram user Hannah Warling shared the hack on her page and all you need is an insert from a bra.
‘You can hide a camel toe by cutting [a soft bra insert] into a triangle,’ she wrote before showing her followers what to do.
She then folds the triangle tightly and tells people to place the insert down into the crotch area of your underwear or bikini.
Not only does it do the job perfectly, it’s a comfortable way to rid camel toes from your daily outfits.
In the comments underneath some were impressed by the tip but most were annoyed that lingerie brands hadn’t picked up on this issue sooner.
‘So, underwear brands should be aware of this issue and produce this thing at the beginning,’ one follower wrote.
‘Surely the designers should think of this when designing lingerie,’ said another.
Others believed the issue was one we should fix ourselves.
‘Or just wear pants that actually fit you in the rise,’ quipped one disgruntled user.
Meanwhile, some said we shouldn’t be concerned about hiding it.
Hannah describes herself as the ‘CEO of style hacks’ and her page is filled with easy tricks for everything from clothing to hair.
In one video she shows her followers how to change a bodysuit into two different crop tops.
By pulling the clasp underneath and up through the top, you can create a beautiful knotted summer piece.
And if something with more coverage if your look of choice, Hannah advises to pull the clasp up through the top but not to pull on it and leave it looser than the previous option.
This creates a stylish crop top without having to spend a penny.
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