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Sculpette vs Boomba

Sizes, shades, prices and terms, side by side — and the part that matters most if you are ordering from Australia.

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Sculpette vs Boomba

We are asked this often enough to write it down. Below is what each brand publishes, with no adjectives. Figures for the other brand were taken from their own website in September 2026 and are in US dollars, as listed there — check them before you buy, because prices and terms move.

The short answer

These are close products. Both make adhesive silicone inserts, both size well beyond the usual A-to-D, and both are reusable. If you are shopping from the United States, it is a genuine toss-up. If you are shopping from Australia, the difference is almost entirely about how the parcel gets to you.

Sizes

We size AA to I, matched to cup volume rather than the letter printed on your bra — a 10D and a 14B hold the same amount, so they take the same insert. Their insert line is also published as AA to I.

Neither ladder is better than the other. What matters is whether the brand gives you a way to translate your bra size, which is what our size guide is for.

Shades

We make five: Porcelain, Nude, Honey, Caramel and Cocoa. Their insert line lists four. If you are between two shades, match the skin around the piece rather than the skin under it — the edge is what you are trying to hide.

Price

Every price on this site is in Australian dollars, and the price at checkout is the price you pay. The Sculpt was A$57.90 when this page was written. Their headline insert was listed at US$55 in September 2026 on their own site.

Do not convert one to the other and stop there. What an order actually costs you depends on delivery, which is the next section.

Delivery to Australia — the part that matters

We post from our warehouse in Sydney with Australia Post, 4 to 7 business days, free over $50 and $6.99 below that. It never crosses a border, so nothing is added at the door.

Their site ships from the United States. For an Australian address that means a longer transit and an international parcel, so check at their checkout what delivery to Australia costs, how long it takes, and whether GST is collected up front.

How long each lasts

We say up to 50 wears, washed after every wear and stored on the film. They publish 40+ wears. Both numbers assume you look after them; neither survives body lotion. The method that decides it is in how to clean a sticky bra.

Returns

Ours is a 30-day fit guarantee: wear the piece once, at home, with the outfit you bought it for, and if the fit is wrong send it back for an exchange or a refund — to an address in Australia. On top of that you keep your rights under the Australian Consumer Law. The detail is in our refund policy.

Their published policy is 30 days with one exchange. A return posted to the United States is a different proposition from one posted within Australia, both in cost and in time.

Which to pick

If you are in the United States, buy whichever you like the look of. If you are in Australia, the sensible test is: how quickly do you need it, and do you want a return address in this country. That is the honest difference, and it is the reason this shop exists.

Ready when you are

Find the one your neckline needs.

Ten sizes, five shades, and a size guide that says no when the fit is wrong. Free Australia-wide shipping over $50.

  • Free Australia-wide shipping over $50
  • Australia Post from Sydney, 4 to 7 business days
  • 30-day fit guarantee
  • Reusable up to 50 wears