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Don't Know What To Do With Your Large Breasts? Try These Lifehacks!
Large breast can be a girls best friend, or they can be your worst enemy. Big boobs cause a multitude of problems like back pain, rib pain, ill fitting clothes, stretched out shirts, breast pain, etc. Our breasts can cause us lots of problems, so it is important to know how to take care of them and keep them supported on our chests so that we can avoid these issues. Many women complain that their breasts are too heavy or they make you look wider and bigger.
We will be sharing some life changing life hacks that will keep you confident, supported, and most importantly, happy.
If you ask any bra fitter what the save-all advice for large chested women would be, they would tell you to wear a bra that fits right. We cannot stress enough how important it is to keep up with your breast size and wear a bra that fits you perfectly. You never want thin straps digging into your shoulders or bands riding all the way up your back or underwires that poke you all day. You need a supportive bra that will hold you in completely and keep you out of pain and in your element. You should be getting yourself sized at least once every six months. This way you will always be in tune with the shape and growth of your body, and you will always have a bra that fits.
Another important factor to consider is having a wide band. Too many bras have a delicate thin band that offers so support whatsoever. Our large chested ladies need a wide band to keep your tucked in, keep your bra level, and keep you snug and secure. A wide band will help give all around support and keep your bra in place throughout the day.
If you find a good bra that fits you well and does its job, our advice is to stock up. There's no such thing as too many bras. If you find a certain style that looks right and fits nicely and makes you happy, get some different colors! If that bra fits you correctly, take advantage of it and get yourself a collection. Similar to underwear, it is very difficult to have "too many" bras and it's important to always have a bra available to wear for any occasion.
Another problem you will face is ill fitting swimwear. With big breasts, you will always have problems with large bodies of water. Whether you're swimming in the open sea or jumping into a pool, your top is bound to come off. Classic swimwear just does not accommodate large breasts and normally, the tops are sold by mass sizes. For example, you maybe buy a 2XL swimming suit top and what does that mean? 2XL could fit anywhere from a 38 band to a 44 band and usually doesn't come with much support in the band or cups. As a large chested woman, you should be investing in cup sized bathing suit tops. For example, Elomi Swim offers cup sized tops in many different styles. These tops are also sold individually, so you can fit into any size bottoms you would like. Unlike a classic top, your breasts will stay completely in place and you will be supported even in the hot summer sun. Once you invest in a cup sized bathing suit top, we promise, you will not go back.
A common issue with big boobs is that they can make your waist disappear. This will make your clothes look baggy and give you a rounder shape which is usually not ideal. With the right bra, your breasts should sit high on your chest, giving you a lifted look and revealing your waist below. In fact, the right bra can make you look 10lbs lighter!
In conclusion, big boobs are a painful annoyance, but with the right tips and tricks, you'll be parading the streets with the most confidence you've ever had.
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What to Expect from a Certified Mastectomy Fitter in San DiegoThe undergarments you wear should never interfere with your day-to-day activities—in fact, they should fit so comfortably that you forget you're even wearing them. If that sounds impossible, there's a good chance you haven't been wearing the right size. Fortunately, learning how to measure your bra size doesn't take long.
