Coming out of lockdown with a bit of a beer belly? There’s no need to fret – as you can now fake your way to a ripped physique.
A selection of retailers have come up with a hilarious solution for people who want to look ripped without the hassle of months of working out and dieting to achieve their goals.
Chinese online shopping website Taobao is selling Smitzen silicone body suits to give people the appearance of looking shredded without having to leave the couch.
They’re made from 100% silicone and you have the option of buying a full torso, upper body or lower bodysuit.
Anyone who has worn something tight on their body on a hot day will know how sweaty things can get, so as long as you don't care about things getting a little moist, then you should be sweet.
But the quick and easy method of getting ripped doesn't come cheap.
One eBay seller is flogging a half-bodysuit for AUD $270 (which is around £150).
This is more than the cost of an annual membership to some gyms – although admittedly, chiselling abs in real life requires a lot more effort.
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Source: Daily Star, Daily Mail, Taobao
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A selection of retailers have come up with a hilarious solution for people who want to look ripped without the hassle of months of working out and dieting to achieve their goals.
Chinese online shopping website Taobao is selling Smitzen silicone body suits to give people the appearance of looking shredded without having to leave the couch.
They’re made from 100% silicone and you have the option of buying a full torso, upper body or lower bodysuit.
Anyone who has worn something tight on their body on a hot day will know how sweaty things can get, so as long as you don't care about things getting a little moist, then you should be sweet.
But the quick and easy method of getting ripped doesn't come cheap.
One eBay seller is flogging a half-bodysuit for AUD $270 (which is around £150).
This is more than the cost of an annual membership to some gyms – although admittedly, chiselling abs in real life requires a lot more effort.
Source: Daily Star, Daily Mail, Taobao
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/patryn.worldlatestnews
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