Are you wearing the right bra?

Are you wearing the right bra?
Many people think that the correct bra is an expensive bra, a good quality bra or bra with underwire that will support your breasts.
What most of us don't know is whether we are wearing the bra that is suitable for us. Me too.

I always thought that bra should be tight so it is supporting. However, i have a problem with the straps. They kept falling off my shoulders. Initially, i've been telling myself : "My shoulders are just very narrow that could been the reason why."

Straps won't stay on shoulders: May be too loose or set too far apart for narrow or sloping shoulders. Adjust straps to give some lift to bust. If you like, stitch straps to stay in place. (A custom-fitted bra does not really need adjustable straps. Manufacturers use them to fit more women with fewer sizes.) You can move the straps closer together in back, or choose a different pattern. 

Other Bra Problems? 
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Your bra should be pushing your breasts towards the centre of your chest. Lifting them up.

Bra bands need to be wide enough to give support to your side.
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Hunch back and bra is not pushing?

Try this product:

It will correct your posture, help you to centralised your breasts and enhance your cleavage.
Small breasts is not = no cleavage

Figuring out your proper size is crucial to ensure you're getting enough support, lift, contouring, and the right silhouette from your bra.


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I realised that some young teenagers, tend to wear sports bra daily. Sure, you feel more comfy. But! This is wrong. They do not give sufficient support. Read the word: Sports.

Start young, wear proper bra and have healthy & perky boobs!

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