Yeah, they stay for me too. It's probably got something to do with waist:hip ratio. Womens' support pantyhose are designed for a body with larger hips, and this may be causing some of the problem. I'd talk to your doctor and see if you can get any further recommendations there.
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Pull your hose up as high as you can. Then, fold the top back down so that the "new top" is at your normal waistline. Small safety pins can help "hold". If you don't pull them tight all the way up to the crotch they will feel "saggy".
You could try like putting on underwear over the pantyhose and maybe that will help but it has to be tight underwear. I don't know just trying to help!
might sound weird but you could try it
If you pull your pantyhose up to high that's the biggest reason why they roll down... you need to get high waisted tights or pantyhose!!!
Sounds like miss anon was right on the money, my other thought was you can try a garter belt
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I think part of it has to do with the way our bodies are shaped. They just stay on me.
You have to pull them up completely so that they sit right on your crotch and ass crack. They are not like pants :)
I have a bit of a tummy and this happens to me too, I have no idea how to stop this.
Us girls have a waistline and hips that widen out from that point. I guess it helps to have a decent butt too. LOL.
I have no problem with mine staying up.
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