A MUM has shared three tricks she wears by to hide her fupa, and it's bad news if you love wearing a thong.
Chloe Elise explained what she does when she wants to wear something a bit tighter but doesn't want her stomach to poke out.
The mum, who is from the US, said the right underwear is the key to smoothing everything out – but that doesn't mean you have to be uncomfortable.
She said: "I know everybody's got a little fupa, but we're about to make her non-existent."
Donning a tight neon dress, Chloe first showed what it looked like when she wears just a thong underneath.
"Curvy women, I am tired of see you in thongs," she slammed, showing why it doesn't do her any favours.
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Instead, the fashion fan recommended wearing high-waisted underwear with high-cut legs to help smooth everything out.
"I'm telling you, if you wear jeans or shorts and want just a little bit of control, you get these draws that look like this, you won't have to put on shapewear," she said.
The difference was clear when she tried the same dress on again with the underwear, but overall she said they're best for when you don't need too much support.
A waist trainer is another good option if you want to flatten your fupa give yourself more of a waist at the same time, Chloe said.
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"As you can see, hunny I'm smooth," she said as she sowed off her figure.
But again, the waist trainer is better with jeans or trousers, rather than a dress with thin material especially.
Chloe said she likes to wear an all-in-one shapewear that has has sorts and should straps.
"A good shapewear piece is extra firm, meaning you have to use your muscles to pull it out.
"If you can pull it out like it's socking – no. But if you have a little tension, that's what I'm looking for."
The shapewear didn't just smooth out her stomach, but also her bum and thighs, which was exactly what she wanted.
"I feel smooth, I feel confident in it, and that's just what it is," she said.
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