The bandeau seamless slip lingerie shoppers say is a 'game changer' compared to strapless bras now £6.50 in M&S sale

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The bandeau seamless slip lingerie shoppers say is a 'game changer' compared to strapless bras now £6.50 in M&S sale

Who doesn't love a summer sale? Well, at M&S they're pretty much slashing the prices of everything including lingerie and beauty essentials. One item that has caught our eye is a seamless lingerie slip which is equal parts comfortable and elegant.

The Light Control Bandeau Seamless Slip is now on sale for £14 in the huge M&S summer sale. Customers can buy the item in either rose quartz or black, with sizes ranging from small, medium, large and extra large. The black seamless slip can be purchased for a very affordable £6.50, with a saving of £13.50.

The design really is seamless, so it sits invisibly against your skin. Your natural body shape stays the same but the seamless lingerie allows you to support you in a comforting way thanks to its soft fabric.

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So far its only had a handful of reviews online, but generally the consensus is positive

The product description says: "This seamless slip offers light control to create a smoother, sleeker silhouette under clothes. This slip is made with Cool Comfort™ technology which is moisture-wicking to keep you at the perfect temperature wherever the day takes you.

"Added stretch ensures this pull-on style fits perfectly and anti-static treatment means it doesn't cling to you. It sits flat and smooth against the skin, thanks to a seamfree design."

So far its only had a handful of reviews online, but generally the consensus is positive. One customer said: "Really great for wearing under strapless dresses which are a bit see through only wish they did it in a nude colour aswell."

A second person commented: "I love that this is of good quality and likely to serve its purpose. Looks good but I anticipated early as I have a party to go to at the end of May so it’ll help me look even more shapely than I already am in my outfit."

A third shopper typed: "Amazing bandeau slip. I struggle to get a comfortable underwires strapless bar. This is a game changer… just pull it up and tuck under ur chest and boom I have an uplift! I am 38G and 58! Smaller chest ladies won’t need to tuck under their chest. It is so comfortable… just love it!"

One customer who left a negative review said: "I returned this item. I didn’t feel that it offered any support really and I didn’t like the material either - not shiny or silky. I thought it was quite generous with the sizing too. Shame, I really like the strapless aspect but sadly not suited to me." A second commented: "Does not stay in place - way too big! It kept falling down & looked unflattering."

You can buy the seamless slip from M&S here.

M&S' summer sale is now on, and we're working hard on finding all the best deals. Follow along on our liveblog for the latest, or get in touch at whatson@reachplc.com if you want a particular deal hunted down.

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