How often should you change your bra?

There is a direct relationship between breast health and how often bras should be changed, especially for some women in puberty. At this time, the breasts change a lot. Timely replacement of bras will be beneficial to the health and development of the breasts. The following content will introduce in detail how often bras should be changed. Women who want to have a comprehensive understanding can have a specific understanding of the following content.

1 Shoulder straps often slip down

There may be two reasons for this phenomenon. One is that the bra is too small and too loose, which makes it easy for the shoulder straps to slip off after moving up. The second is choosing the wrong shoulder strap style. Everyone's shoulder shape is different, some are broad shoulders, some are narrow shoulders, some are flat shoulders, some are narrow shoulders, and so on. Different styles are suitable for different shoulder shapes. For example, people with narrow shoulders should pay special attention to the bra strap design. It should not be too outward. Those with inward-adducting designs should be selected so that they will not slide down easily.

Another common mistake with shoulder straps is making them too narrow or too loose. You should know that most of the lift of the chest is brought by the shoulders, so the wider the shoulder straps and the stronger the tension, the better. Shoulder straps that are too thin are purely decorative and provide very little lifting power. If this continues, your beautiful and firm breasts will become more and more saggy, and this is not an exaggeration.

2. The breast cup size often moves up

This problem is very common, and women are often seen in public places unconsciously pulling their bras down. This is usually because your bra hemline is too loose, or you chose the wrong bra size, with the cups being too shallow and just floating on your breasts like a plate. This way, when you raise your hand, the bra will naturally go up with it.

3. Indentation on the chest

This problem is very common, and women are often seen in public places unconsciously pulling their bras down. This is usually because your bra hemline is too loose, or you chose the wrong bra size, with the cups being too shallow and just floating on your breasts like a plate. This way, when you raise your hand, the bra will naturally go up with it.

4. Indentation on the chest

Once you unhook your bra, there is an obvious mark of the underwire on your chest, which means the bra cup is too small. You know, the underwire is like a frame. It is supposed to fit the contour of the chest and provide support. But if it is too small and pressed against the chest, it will cut out the fat that originally belonged to the chest like cutting tofu, and the breasts will become smaller and smaller. You should know that 70% of breasts are fat. When the fat decreases, the breasts will naturally shrink.

5. There are marks on the back

This is also a very intuitive problem, which usually means that the bottom edge is too tight and needs to be enlarged. Or the bottom edge is too narrow, which can easily lead to marks. Try to switch to bras with wider straps. Firstly, it can increase support and fixation, and secondly, it can disperse and balance fat. If you find yourself with these problems, you should immediately find some truly professional bra shops to re-select and buy. At the very least, you should figure out what size bra is right for you.

The above content gives a comprehensive introduction to how often you should change your bra. So for many women, how often should you change your bra? According to the above explanation, when you need to change your bra, you must change it as soon as possible to avoid affecting your breast development.