WHAT YOU WILL NEED

• A Tape Measure
• Or a long string & a ruler
• A marker & paper

CHOOSE A METHOD

• If you have a tape measure use Method One.
• If you're using a ruler & string use Method Two.
• Carefully read the details below to understand how to properly buy your waistbeads according to their intentions.
• This process should take less than 10 minutes.

Waistbeads can be worn for physical reasons like tracking weight, or spiritual ones like drawing in luck, to decide what to manifest. Before you measure, consider where you want your waistbeads to lay. Where your waistbeads sit should depend on their intention. 

Waistbeads worn at the waistline or above the navel are intended for Accountability beads and help with managing weight.  Waistbeads worn at the high hip (near your sacral/womb area) are intended for Alignment beads and are worn for spiritual purposes.  Waistbeads worn at the low hip are considered Adornment beads are intended for femininity, sensuality, and attraction purposes.

Measure yourself on bare skin. Do not wrap your measuring tape over your clothing. Resist the urge to pull the tape too tight. Give yourself room to sit and bend. Beads that are worn too tight, will pop from the weight of the body as you move. 

While speaking lovingly to your beautiful body, stand straight up without pushing your stomach out or holding it in. Be proud of your body as it is.

Method One:

• Decide where you'd like your beads to lay and measure yourself there by wrapping the tape measure around the area. You can choose to wear your beads at your waistline, high hip, or low hip.
• Double check your measurement and write it down.

• Decide where you'd like your beads to lay and measure yourself there by wrapping the string around the area. You can choose to wear your beads at your waistline, high hip, or low hip.
• Use marker to mark your measurement on the string and use ruler to measure the string.
• Double check your measurement and write it down.

For more information about waistbeads and their purpose, visit About Waistbeads.