Signs that you are
wearing the wrong bra
The obvious sign that you are wearing the wrong bra is that
it will hurt you. Some bras will squeeze onto your bust, leaving lines on it
after use. This is the wrong kind of bra, and means that you are probably wearing
a smaller bra that your bust. On the other hand, wearing an oversized bra than
your busts brings the drooping of breast that most women dread. This is so
because big bras do not hold your breasts in correct positions. The results are
gravitation drooping of your breast. Still. The cups can be of the correct
size, but with a large shoulder and back strap, then you are wearing the wrong
bra.
If you have to constantly touch and readjust your bra, that
is another sign of wearing the wrong bra size. A proper fitting bra needs no
readjustments, and you will not feel like you are actually wearing one. Good
brassieres have cotton or spongy cups, to add the comfort aspect of it. Most
bras have wires around the cups, and you should not wear a bra that has a poking
wire. Your straps and wires must be intact, and any tearing of straps should be
fixed before wearing it next time.
Quick tips for
choosing the right bra
Begin by knowing your bust size, you can have a professional
measure them and give you the correct dimensions. If that is difficult, you can
try a range of bras sizes, and choosing the one that fits well. Some busts have
odd dimensions, and will need manual try and error for you to get your correct
size. This means that, you should first measure your bust to get an estimate on
your bust size, then choosing smaller and larger bras within the size range to
get the most accurate size. All this, you should accomplish in front of a whole
body mirror.
Remember that your bust is extremely sensitive, hence the
need to choose the most safe of material. Some fabrics cause allergies, and
this should be out into consideration when choosing your bra. Some people are
allergic to silk and cotton, and will get serious rushes on the bust if they
wear bras made of such fabrics. Get a bra made from hypoallergenic fabrics,
which are considered sterile and safe for all to use. Also, do not forget that
sporting bras should not be worn as regular bras, as they tend to hold the
busts more tightly that the regular ones. This can affect your breast in the
end.
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