'Finally a suit for women over 50': This sexy, full-coverage one-piece is just $30

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Tempt Me One-Piece
Rock this ageless one-piece with confidence! (Photos: Amazon)

Some women search their entire lives for the perfect swimsuit and never find it. We're excited to announce we've discovered a sexy, full-coverage one-piece on Amazon that over 23,000 women are wild for — especially women over 50 who know what looks best on their bods.

The mega-popular Tempt Me Swimsuit is a chic figure-flatterer. It provides full coverage and has pretty ruching that slyly conceals the tummy. The high neck and shapely push-up bra provide extra support. And this beauty is on sale for just $30 at Amazon.

If you have Amazon Prime, you’ll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $25 or more.)

Check out some of the rave reviews we've found from women in their 50s and beyond, plus view a few of the 38 colors and patterns.

$30 at Amazon

Woman wearing black swimsuit.
Tapered in all the right places! (Photo: Amazon)

Love the skin you're in

Bodies change as we grow older, softening and expanding in ways that can take us by surprise. But the right swimsuit can send you skipping up the shore with glee. This one-piece (available in sizes XS to 22 Plus) has got you covered where you need it most and holds you firmly in place with built-in tummy control. And look at that lovely halter neck!

One happy five-star reviewer beamed: "Finally a suit that fits women over age 50!...Very flattering and a great fit!"

"Very flattering," agreed another shopper "I’m 50, my parts aren’t where they used to be. However, I felt very confident in this suit. Great for the tummy and the girls look great."

Another 50-year-old fan added: "This is one of the best swimsuits I have ever gotten, fits perfectly, and I usually have problems in the bust area, but this covered everything. It covered my butt which is awesome...I also am 50 years old and this flatters the stomach issues I have. Makes me look slimmer in the waistline."

$30 at Amazon

Woman wearing blue one-piece bathing suit. (Photo: Amazon)
With 38 colors and prints and seven sizes to choose from, there's a suit for everyone. (Photo: Amazon)

Holds you tight

We all need a little extra support sometimes. Grateful customers have found it in this suit.

"This suit is so comfortable and so flattering," writes another thrilled shopper. "I am in my 50s and I haven’t felt this beautiful in a swimsuit in years. I am large chested 40DD and this suit in a 2x fits great. The stomach ruching looks super in the tummy area. I am going to buy it in another color. So happy with this purchase. Kudos to the designer."

$30 at Amazon

Woman wearing burgundy swimsuit. (Photo: Amazon)
Supportive swimwear is a wardrobe essential! (Photo: Amazon)

All ages welcome

Not only does it work for a variety of body shapes, but it suits a variety of ages as well!

"This suit is amazing!" raved a five-star fan. "I am in my 50s, 5‘8“ and 135 pounds; pretty athletic build. Daughter number one is 5‘4“ and 113 pounds; daughter number two is 5‘6“ and 135 pounds, very hourglass figure. I purchased this in red and each one of us tried it on. It looked absolutely fantastic on all of us. Enhanced my D cups, and obscured my baby belly, but again it also looked great on the hourglass figure and the skinny as a rail daughter...Sexy as all get out for everything else!"

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Woman wearing green bathing suit. (Photo: Amazon)
Accentuate the positive. (Photo: Amazon)

Tastefully sexy

The plunging mesh detail is flirty without being too provocative. And the ruching accentuates curves while hiding any problem areas.

"Sexy," wrote a reviewer. "Very flattering for top-heavy women. It also hides excess belly fat...I am over 60 and it made me feel very sexy."

"Sexy but modest," said a fan who is 60. "The suit fits perfectly like other reviews have mentioned. I was very surprised. There’s ruching on the lower front part, but it doesn’t add thickness to your waist and abdomen...The back seat is not up too high and embarrassing (I’m 60) or down too low and matronly. The top covers side boob and stops at a spot on the back that, for me, doesn’t cause 'flab spill-over'"

"Sexy even for a 70 year old!" added another.

Two women in bathing suits. (Photos: Amazon)
You'll be a bathing beauty from every angle. (Photos: Amazon)

Rivals a $200 suit

You really can have your dream suit for $30, fans say. Consider skipping those $$$ brands and putting your faith in the words of all the women who've fallen for this special piece before you.

"Buy it, you won't regret it!!!" promises a convert. "I'm 60 years old and bought this suit because I'm not ready to go into the big flowered suits...The legs aren't high cut bc I won't use a high cut but this reminds me of the old Marilyn Monroe bathing suits she used to pose in. l feel younger in it without looking like 'Too Much' for my age. I bought two, one in black and one in safe green or what I call military green. This suit can compete with my Ralph Lauren bathing suit that I paid almost $200 for."

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The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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