Salome 351 Powernet Bodysuit: Waist and Hip Sculpting How-To

Put the closure and cut to work before you pull

The Salome 351 is a Brazilian high-back bodysuit built with medium compression, so the goal is a defined contour rather than a struggle. Its double front closure (an outer closure plus internal hooks) and the crotch snaps are there to make dressing and daily use easier, so open them first and step in with the garment loose rather than wrestling it over your shoulders.

Because the Powernet exterior is firm and the flannel lining sits against the skin, take your time seating the bodysuit at the waist and hips before you close anything. Rushing the front hooks is the most common reason a medium-compression bodysuit feels tighter than it should.

How to put on the Salome 351

1. Open the front and crotch: Unhook the double front closure and open the snap closures at the crotch so the bodysuit goes on without twisting.
2. Step in and settle the hips: Guide the Brazilian-cut leg openings into place first. The cut is designed to lift the glutes without flattening them, so check that the back sits where you want it before moving up.
3. Smooth the back and underarms: The high-back design smooths the back and underarm area. Run your hands upward to remove folds and confirm the back panel sits flat.
4. Close the inner hooks, then the outer closure: Fasten the internal hooks first for a secure base, then close the sturdy outer front closure. This two-step order keeps the front aligned.
5. Recheck the waist and abdomen: The Powernet delivers compression at the abdomen and waist. Adjust so the fabric lies smooth rather than bunched, then close the crotch snaps.

What the Salome 351 is built to do

• Powernet Shapewear Bodysuit: Waist & Hip Sculpting | Salome 351: Medium compression with Powernet on the outside and a soft flannel lining inside. The firm outer layer does the sculpting while the lining is what makes extended wear more comfortable, so the bodysuit should feel controlled, not scratchy.

  

• Powernet Shapewear Bodysuit: Waist & Hip Sculpting | Salome 351: High-back design that smooths back bulges, including underarm areas. This is why you smooth the back panel before closing the front; folds trapped under the high back are hard to fix later.
• Powernet Shapewear Bodysuit: Waist & Hip Sculpting | Salome 351: Brazilian-style cut designed to lift the glutes without flattening them. Seat the leg openings first so the lift lands where you want it.

Fit tips for a Powernet bodysuit

Size is the first fit decision. The Salome 351 comes in sizes from 3XS through 3XL in Beige and 3XS through S in Negro, so confirm your color first and then your size. Choose the size that matches your measurements rather than sizing down for extra compression; medium compression is the intended level, and going tighter works against the all-day comfort the flannel lining is meant to provide.

Check the fit in three places once closed. The front closure should sit flat without pulling open at the hooks. The waist and abdomen should feel firm but allow you to breathe and move normally. The high back should lie smooth under the arms without rolling down. If any of these fail, reopen the front closure, reseat the hips, and close again before deciding the size is wrong.

The Brazilian cut is meant to stay invisible under clothing, so test it with the outfit you plan to wear. If a seam or the leg opening shows through a thin fabric, that is a layering question rather than a sign the bodysuit is faulty.

Daily wear limits and what to check

The Salome 351 is described as a garment for daily wear, and the double front closure and crotch snaps support that routine. The supplied product information does not include a recommended number of hours, laundering instructions, or a sizing chart, so treat any specific wear time or washing temperature as something to confirm with the manufacturer or your own care judgment rather than a rule built into this guide.

If you feel pinching, numbness, or difficulty breathing, take the bodysuit off and reassess the size and how you closed it. Shapewear is not a medical treatment, and this guide does not replace advice from a healthcare professional about whether compression garments suit you.

For a Colombian faja bodysuit like this one, the practical test is simple: you should be able to forget the closure is there once it is correctly seated. If you cannot, adjust the fit before you wear it for a full day.