With time, the silicone will get sort of grubby looking and will eventually loosen at the ends, but it’s easy to peel off and apply anew! I need to remove the silicone and re-coat my ring about every month or so, which isn’t too bad.Īs I mentioned above, it only lasts this long if you let the adhesive cure fully before wearing the ring. I haven’t had this personally happen, but it seems to have happened with some folks in the comment section. Please note, however, that some lotions, sunscreens, and perfumes could degrade the silicone. The silicone is very durable – it doesn’t come off when you wash your hands or remove your ring (a common complaint about commercially-available ring resizing solutions).
It is also pretty durable and, unlike some other methods of making loose rings fit, isn’t noticeable and ugly. There will be no damage or permanent alterations to your ring – yay! This technique for making your ring smaller at home is completely reversible. When I say you will “resize your ring at home” I’m speaking proverbially. You can use this method to make your ring half a size smaller, or even a couple of sizes smaller. I’ve personally used this technique on my rings for 5+ years and absolutely believe it is the best way to quickly and easily make a ring smaller at home.
#Silicone ring sizer how to#
This super easy hack shows you how to make a ring smaller at home! Discover how to resize a ring at home with this easy tutorial.Īlthough this post has been updated numerous times, it was first published in 2014, I like to think of it as the original tutorial on how to make a loose ring fit because there were no other posts or videos on the topic at that time! This post has been shared on Buzzfeed and trusted by literally hundreds of thousands of people to help them resize their rings at home.
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