XtoysWow Boobs! Cross Nipple Pasties Review: Two Pairs, One Bold Look
Editor's opinion
These are decorative peel-and-stick pasties in a cross shape, sold as two pairs in black and pink. They suit anyone who wants a braless option under sheer or low-cut clothing with a bit of shimmer, though as adhesive stick-ons they are best thought of as short-term wear rather than an all-day bra replacement.
Nipple pasties do a simple job: they let you leave the bra at home without leaving everything on show. Wow Boobs! Cross Nipple Pasties add a design twist, swapping the usual round cover for a cross shape in a holographic, colour-shifting finish. That makes them as much a decorative statement as a coverage item.
The practical questions with any pasty are the same. How well does the adhesive hold, how visible are they under clothing, and how far does one pack go. This pack gives you two pairs in two colours, which changes the value calculation, so it is worth thinking through how you actually plan to wear them.
The good and the bad
What works
- Two pairs in one pack, in black and pink to match different outfits
- Cross shape offers a decorative look rather than a plain round cover
- Holographic finish is designed to be seen, so they work worn on their own
- No batteries, charging or hardware involved
- Generous 8 x 8cm size gives reasonable coverage across breast shapes
What to be aware of
- Adhesive pasties are generally single-use, so the pack does not last long
- Stick relies on clean, product-free skin, which limits use with lotions or on hot days
- The bold cross shape shows through sheer fabric by design, which may not suit subtle looks
- No sizing or fabric support, so this is coverage, not a bra substitute
Buy it if
Anyone who wants a braless option for a night out, festival or event and likes the idea of the pasties being visible as part of the look. The two-colour pack suits people who want to match different outfits.
Skip it if
If you want invisible, everyday nipple coverage under work clothes, seek out plain skin-tone silicone or fabric covers instead. If you need reusable pasties, look for silicone versions that rewash and restick.
Design and materials
The defining feature here is the cross shape in a holographic material with a colour-shifting shimmer. This is a deliberate design choice: rather than hiding, these pasties are meant to catch the light and be part of the outfit. Worn under a sheer top or on bare skin, the shape will be visible, which is the point.
At 8 x 8cm each, they are a decent size and, being a flat stick-on, should adapt to different breast shapes. The trade-off with a bold decorative finish is that it is not discreet. If your aim is coverage that no one notices, this is the wrong style.
How they are meant to be used
Application is straightforward: clean, dry skin, peel the film, position over the nipple and press firmly. The instruction to avoid creams, oils and powders beforehand matters more than it sounds, because anything on the skin reduces how well the adhesive grips.
That also flags the main limitation of any peel-and-stick pasty. Heat, sweat and moisture all work against the adhesive, so they suit a controlled evening out better than a long, active or very hot day. Treat them as a for-the-occasion accessory rather than something you can rely on for hours of movement.
Value and what you actually get
The pack contains two pairs, one black and one pink. That is the sensible way to buy adhesive pasties, because this style is generally single-use: once the adhesive has been peeled off and pressed onto skin, it rarely restores to full strength.
So read the pack as two wears, not two lasting products. Two colours is genuinely useful for matching different outfits, but if you wear pasties often you will get through packs. Anyone wanting to reuse should compare with silicone pasties, which cost more upfront but wash and restick many times.
Care and skin considerations
The guidance is sensible and worth following. Do not apply to irritated, broken or sunburned skin, and stop using them if you notice any reaction, as adhesives can be a problem for sensitive skin. A small patch test on the arm before an event is a reasonable precaution if you have not used stick-on pasties before.
Keeping skin clean and free of product is the single biggest factor in how long they stay put. There is no cleaning to do afterwards since they are disposable; you simply peel them away.
The bottom line
Wow Boobs! Cross Nipple Pasties are a fun, unashamedly visible way to go braless, and the two-pair pack in black and pink gives you options for different outfits. Go in understanding they are essentially single-use adhesive covers best kept for evenings and events, and if you want discreet everyday coverage or something reusable, a plain silicone alternative will serve you better.
Frequently asked questions
Are these pasties reusable?
This style of adhesive peel-and-stick pasty is generally single-use. Once applied and removed, the adhesive rarely holds as well again. The pack includes two pairs, so plan on roughly two wears. If you want a reusable option, silicone pasties wash and restick many times.
Will they be visible under clothing?
By design, yes. The cross shape and holographic finish are meant to be seen, so under sheer or low-cut tops they will show. If you want coverage that stays hidden, choose plain skin-tone round covers instead.
How well do they stay on?
Adhesion depends heavily on the skin being clean, dry and free of creams, oils or powders. In cool, dry conditions they should hold for a night out, but heat, sweat and moisture reduce the stick, so they suit a controlled evening better than a hot or very active day.
What colours and sizes come in the pack?
You get two pairs, one black and one pink, with each pasty measuring 8 x 8cm. The flat stick-on design is intended to adapt to different breast shapes.
Are they safe for sensitive skin?
Adhesives can cause a reaction on some skin. Do not apply to irritated, broken or sunburned skin, and stop using them if any irritation appears. If you are prone to sensitivity, a small patch test on the arm before an event is wise.