The short answer: same design, different color
The Pinke Nippel Pasties mit schwarzer Schleife and the Rote Nippel Pasties mit schwarzer Schleife are the same product concept in two colors: a pasty with a black bow, adhesive film included, handmade in Berlin. The main differences are the color and the catalog price—pink is listed at USD 14.93 (comparison price USD 19.90) and red at USD 14.53 (comparison price USD 19.90).
Because the supplied records don’t include dimensions, material composition, or specific application steps, this comparison focuses on what is confirmed: color choice, price, and the shared features. That means you can choose confidently between the two, but you’ll need to check the packaging or product page for exact size and material details before ordering if those matter to you.
Pink vs. red: what actually differs
Both pasties share the same bow detail and handmade origin. The table below highlights the only confirmed differences.
- Color: Pink (product 3316864) vs. red (product 3316916). This is the most visible difference and the main reason to choose one over the other.
- Catalog price: Pink: USD 14.93 (comparison price USD 19.90). Red: USD 14.53 (comparison price USD 19.90). The red pair is slightly less expensive at the listed price.
- Shared features: Both include adhesive film and are handmade in Berlin. Both are described as suitable for self-decoration, seduction, or performance.
Product facts for the pink pasties
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Pinke Nippel Pasties mit schwarzer Schleife: Pinke Nippel Pasties mit schwarzer Schleife: adhesive film included; handmade in Berlin. The included adhesive film means you don’t need to buy separate tape for the first application. Handmade in Berlin may appeal if you value small-batch production.
Pinke Nippel Pasties mit schwarzer Schleife
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Pinke Nippel Pasties mit schwarzer Schleife: Catalog price USD 14.93, comparison price USD 19.90. Gives you a baseline for comparing the two colors; the pink option costs slightly more than the red at the listed price.
Product facts for the red pasties
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Rote Nippel Pasties mit schwarzer Schleife: Rote Nippel Pasties mit schwarzer Schleife: adhesive film included; handmade in Berlin. Same practical features as the pink pair, so your choice can be based on color preference and price.
Rote Nippel Pasties mit schwarzer Schleife
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Rote Nippel Pasties mit schwarzer Schleife: Catalog price USD 14.53, comparison price USD 19.90. The red pair is the lower-priced option in the catalog, which may matter if you’re buying multiple pairs or testing a look.
How to apply nipple pasties when instructions aren’t supplied
The supplied records for both pasties include adhesive film but do not provide step-by-step application instructions, recommended wear time, or removal guidance. That means you should treat the following as general, practical starting points rather than manufacturer directions—and always check the packaging or insert that comes with your pasties for any specific instructions.
Start with clean, dry skin. Oils, lotions, or sweat can prevent the adhesive from sticking well. If you’re using the included adhesive film, apply it according to the film’s own instructions—typically you’ll peel the backing and press the pasty firmly onto the skin for several seconds. Avoid stretching the pasty excessively, as that can lift the edges. For removal, peel slowly and gently; if the adhesive resists, a little warm water or gentle oil can help loosen it, but test on a small area first if you have sensitive skin.
Because the records don’t specify material or adhesive type, we can’t confirm compatibility with specific skin types or sensitivities. If you have known adhesive allergies, patch-test a small area before full wear, or consult a healthcare professional.
Styling ideas: when pink or red works better
Color choice is personal, but here are a few practical considerations based on the product descriptions and common styling logic.
- Pink pasties: The softer color can blend more subtly under light or sheer fabrics, making it a good choice if you want a peekaboo effect without high contrast. It also pairs well with pastel or romantic outfits.
- Red pasties: Red creates a bolder statement and can stand out under sheer tops or stage lighting. If you’re performing or want a classic burlesque look, red is a traditional choice.
- Under sheer tops: Both colors are visible under sheer fabric, but the effect differs: pink may read as a softer accent, red as a deliberate focal point. Consider the overall outfit and lighting.
What the records don’t tell you—and why that matters
The supplied information for both pasties does not include dimensions (diameter or coverage area), material composition, adhesive ingredients, or reuse instructions. It also doesn’t specify whether the adhesive film is single-use or repositionable. These are important details if you need a precise fit, have sensitive skin, or plan to reuse the pasties.
Because those details aren’t confirmed in the records, we can’t say whether the pasties are reusable, whether they’re latex-free, or how they perform on different skin types. If any of these factors are critical for you, check the product packaging or contact the store directly before purchasing. The absence of this information in our records is not evidence that the product lacks these features—only that they aren’t documented here.
Bottom line: choose based on color and price
If you want a softer, more subtle look, the pink pasties are a solid choice. If you prefer a bolder statement or want the lower catalog price, go with the red. Both include adhesive film and are handmade in Berlin, so the practical experience should be similar. Just keep in mind that specific application and material details aren’t provided in the records, so check the packaging for exact instructions and consider a patch test if you have sensitive skin.