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>>Yes JP, as you add girdles the effect seems to lessen >>with each girdle. That's because the firmness of the >>girdle your adding becomes a smaller percentage of the >>total firmness that you already feel as you go. The >>tightness of each girdle is totally additive. They are >>all compressing you in the same direction. At least >>that's how I see it. > >Agree with what you say, as it makes sense, but for >example: >Say I have three girdles: >1. Rago 6210 downsized by 3, so a really tight girdle. >2 and 3. A pair of moderate control girdles. > >For me, the end result feeling is different for each >order I put them on: > >1 first, then 2 & 3, feels the tightest >2 first, then 1, then 3 feels less tight than above. >2 first, then 3, then 1 feels less tight than either >above. > >Perhaps it is just me and my imagination, but that is >how I feel. > >BTW, yes pulling on additional girdles over the first >is so much easier. >Pull ons, especially extra firm ones that have been >downsized, can be a real pain. >I know they can be rolled on, but I never quite got >the hang of that. > >Mixing and matching various girdles yields some >interesting results. >I don't really know why people here complain about >modern girdles not being as powerful as vintage. >With downsizing and layering, you can achieve every >bit of control the 60's girdles had. >Although I will admit that the 60's girdles were >prettier and more sexy looking. > >But that's water under the bridge. > >JP

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