Dollar-sign pasties in neon green with a black outline.

Dollar-sign-shaped pasties cut from neon green material with a thick black glitter outline framing the "$" silhouette. The neon green base fluoresces under UV blacklight. Latex-free, medical-grade, waterproof adhesive. Hand-made in the USA by Pastease.

Why these pasties work

• Dollar-sign-shaped pasties with the "$" symbol
• Solid neon green base with a thick black outline
• UV-reactive: fluoresces under blacklight
• Latex-free, medical-grade, waterproof adhesive
• Hand-made in the USA by Pastease

Wear them for

Festival, rave, EDM, blacklight parties, costume, club nights, hip-hop themes.

FAQ

How do I put them on?
Start with clean, dry, lotion-free skin. Peel the backing, place the bottom edge of the pasty at the bottom of your nipple, then pull upward and smooth to seal. This sets them with a slight natural lift. Hold for 5-10 seconds.

How do I take them off?
Peel slowly from one edge and roll the pasty back on itself. Don't rip them off. A warm shower first helps if the adhesive feels stubborn.

Can I wear them with a nipple piercing?
Yes, over fully healed piercings. Skip them on fresh or still-healing piercings.

How long can I wear them?
Rated for 10-12 hours, and the adhesive is hypoallergenic and latex-free. Customers regularly wear them comfortably for a full day or longer.

Will they hold up to sweat, dancing, and heat?
Yes. The adhesive is sweatproof and built for festival and rave wear. It holds through dancing, sweating, and warm weather.

Can I wear them in a pool or hot tub?
Yes. The adhesive is waterproof and rated for pool, hot tub, and beach wear. Pat dry with a towel rather than rubbing once you're out of the water.

What if I have sensitive skin?
The adhesive is hypoallergenic, latex-free, and medical-grade. If you have very sensitive skin or have reacted to adhesives before, do a patch test on the inside of your forearm 24 hours before wearing.

Are they reusable?
No. Each pack contains two single-use adhesive pasties (one wear).

Do they really glow under blacklight?
Yes. The neon elements are UV-reactive and will glow under blacklight.