Love them or hate them, leggings are not going anywhere anytime soon. I am one of the people who loves them, so I had to choose Genie’s Slim and Tone Leggings, because if you’re going to wear leggings they may as well do something extra.
I have to admit, I haven’t always been kind to Genie products. Last year, I poked fun at the Genie Bra after seeing an infomercial for it. I just found something odd about being able to buy a bra in a drugstore that goes on over your head. Therefore, when the folks at Genie asked if I would be willing to try out their leggings I was surprised they’d even want to talk to me after I turned my nose up at their bra. I received the leggings and their cami shaper…and then ate my words about Genie products.
Aside from being ridiculously comfortable, Genie Slim and Tone Leggings feature a built in invisible shaper with 5 zones of compression targeting your trouble areas and the invisible high waist shaper helps eliminates extra layers while concealing lumps, bumps, cellulite and bulges. I own pairs in their grey and brown shades and I find the compression not only smooths, but it works the similar to how compression stockings work. I feel I am getting better circulation in my legs. Of course, this is my personal experience, not something that Genie claims the leggings will do.
The five areas of compression that the Genie Slim and Tone Leggings target are 5 zones of comfortable compression targeting your trouble areas (Entire mid-section and love handles, hips, buttocks, inner thighs and outer thighs)
- Mid-section/Love Handles: High waist, one-piece seamless construction helps slim and flatten your upper abs, lower abs, core and love handles.
- Hips: Medium control helps slim and control hips
- Buttocks: Comfortable compression helps reduce the appearance of cellulite giving you a firmer, lifted more shapely buttocks
- Inner thighs: Inner thighs are compressed to appear thinner and leaner
- Outer thighs: Smooth’s and tones outer thigh bulge
And, who wouldn’t want these areas smoothed out?
Genie Slim and Tone Leggings retail for $59.97 for three pairs. For more information, or to purchase or the cami shaper, which I also love, visit GenieComfort.com
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Hey, do you know what the inseam on these are? i cant find it anywhere and i am taller and worried about them not being long enough
Hi Lauren! The inseam on all sizes is 22.5″. I hope that helps you!!
Do you mean 22.5 or 32.5?
Hi Marg, Just checked my email from the PR firm when I initially asked this question. Nope, this is not a typo, the inseam is 22.5. Your question is valid, however, because that does seem short. If it is any help, I am 5’7″ and the length is just fine. Perhaps she measured wrong?
Bridgette, is the length of them above your ankle or below your ankle?
I would say right at, to right below.
How much did Genie pay you for this review?
Hi Smart. It’s against the law to not disclose if someone compensates you for a review, according to FTC regulations. This is something I abide by. You have to also disclose if a company sends you a product to review, which I did disclose in this blog. I did not receive any financial compensation for this post. If you read the disclosure on my advertising page you will read that- “This blog is content driven and Bridgette has a responsibility to her
readers to provide honesty and integrity at all times. Bridgette will
not review a product that she would not feel comfortable purchasing or
using herself.” Thank you for your question.
What about for us bigger women? I have tried similar products and have issues. Especially the roll down problem. So annoying! Do these do that also?
Hi! Actually, have you tried Lysse leggings? They go up to a size 3x. I posted about them in another blog I wrote if you want to check them out. I haven’t found these Genie leggings to roll down which, I agree, can be annoying. https://www.bridgetteraes.com/2013/10/22/wear-leggings/