Latina women, aspiring for an hourglass-shaped and curvaceous figure, noticed the remarkable effects of Fajas Colombianas on their bodies. They embraced these shapewear garments, appreciating their ability to accentuate their curves. From there, the popularity of fajas skyrocketed!

Contrary to popular belief, fajas have no relation whatsoever to losing weight. They might give you a slimmer look and motivate you to go on a diet and exercise, but not more than that. Some compression garments also help tighten the skin, preventing the undesirable flappy skin look.

The first time you wear a faja colombiana you might have to wear it for a few hours at a time and keep increasing the time until you get use to it. Do not wear your everyday Colombian girdle while you sleep. When you sleep you want your body to relax and rejuvenate without the compression.

When you wear a faja, it exerts pressure on your waist and abdomen, redistributing fat and fluids in that area. This compression can create the illusion of a slimmer waistline and a flatter stomach. However, it's crucial to remember that these effects are temporary and do not result in permanent fat loss.