What type of underwear is good for small breasts?

In today's social life, having a good figure is very important. Some women are very fat and are troubled by their bloated figure, so they always try various ways to lose weight, but the results are often counterproductive. Some women are very thin but have small breasts, which not only affects their image but also causes harm to their bodies. Therefore, the choice of underwear is very necessary for the health of the body. So what type of underwear is good for small breasts?

1. Air-defense cup bra. If your breasts are really small, like the size of a grape, then I suggest you not

Consider the grand plan of buying a bra that creates cleavage. It would be good to prevent the empty cup and prevent outer clothes from getting stuck in underwear and being discovered. It’s better to choose a bra with a long triangle or an extended cup edge (covering from the heart-shaped surface to the top of the chest). Although you won’t be able to have the cleavage you expect, at least when you put on outer clothes, others will still see that you have breasts with smooth lines.

2. A thin top and thick bottom bra without underwire. No underwire gives you the best comfort, thin top and thick bottom make your breasts

Relatively speaking, it can be raised and focused, allowing you to be comfortable while satisfying your little inner desires. Perfect!

(1) Massage your lower breasts 30 times a day. (2) Choose a 34A with three rows on the back, raised sides, and medium-thick cups. If you can get padding, it will be better to put it on the smaller part of your chest. (3) Adjust the smaller shoulder strap to be 1 cm higher than the other one. (4) When putting on a bra, bend over as much as possible and move the fat under your armpits and stomach into the cup.

Remember: the more you stimulate your breasts, the more blood circulation you will get to them, and the more they will grow. On the contrary, if it is empty, it will be flat!

Before wearing a bra, you need to understand your breasts first. Before wearing a bra, you need to understand your breasts first! Breasts are like people's faces, with different faces for different people.

According to the degree of breast uplift, there are generally six types:

Disc-shaped: The breasts are not high, but the bottom is not small, like two thin plates hanging on the chest.

Conical: The breast bulge is small and the base is not large either, but the overall shape is upright and conical.

Hemispherical: The breasts are larger and fuller, like two halves of a tennis ball.

Spindle shape: The breast is very high but not very big at the bottom, making the breast protrude forward and have a slightly drooping feeling, like a spindle. Ptosis I type: The breasts are raised but droopy, with the lower part touching the chest. Drooping II type: The top of the breast is very low, making the entire breast hang downward.

The six types of breasts do not change with age, but exist simultaneously in people of different age groups. Not only that, just as other symmetrical parts of the human body have differences - the left and right hands are not the same size, the left and right lungs are not the same size, the left and right eyes are not the same size, the two cheeks are not the same size, and the left and right breasts are also different sizes. It’s just that it’s obvious to some people and not to others.

Choose the right bra for you

If you want to improve your situation, you can try this: Choose a magic bra with breast pads to push the disc-shaped breasts inwards, thereby increasing the bulge.

If you want to make your conical breasts fuller, you can choose a bra with underside padding to make them puffy.

For hemispherical breasts, a 3/4 cup bra can be used to avoid the awkward shape and inconvenience of movement caused by a 1/2 cup.

Spindle-shaped breasts are best treated with 3/4 and 4/4 cup bras with wide ribs to prevent sagging breasts.

For sagging breasts, you must use an underwire bra to lift the sagging breasts and make them rounder. As for breasts of different sizes on both sides, if they are obvious, you should pay attention to choosing pads of appropriate thickness to pad the smaller breast and make the breasts on both sides symmetrical.

After reading the above introduction about what type of underwear is best for people with small breasts, I think everyone should have some understanding. There are many types of bras that small breasts can wear, and the best one is the one that suits you. We need to correctly understand the knowledge about underwear selection, master it well, and bring health to the bodies of more beauty-loving women.