According to their youtube channel, they add five inches to your band size, which is not at all recommended. It's a relic of the era when non-stretch fabrics were used for bras. If your bras are comfortable, that's great, but I wouldn't recommend them if their methods are the same as the ones they recommend on youtube.
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Ebay, Bratabase, and reddit.com/r/braswap are all good options for finding cheap bras, nursing or otherwise. Good luck!
Try this measuring guide: http://www.reddit.com/r/ABraThatFits… . It's one of the best self-measuring guides for getting a good starting point. By measuring your bust size leaning over you'll get a cup size that takes all of your breast tissue into account.
I am really glad to see that comments like jedi4life's get top billing while responses like yours are grayed out. Hooray for Kinja!
Reddit.com/r/ABraThatFits. Seriously. The grooves are really common with women who have been wearing a too small cup with a too large back.
I'm glad you brought up your blood sugar and I hope your day improves! :) It also really is about more than appearances—I totally thought my terrible posture and the resultant backaches were just a result of laziness until I started wearing 30FFs instead of 36Ds. Within days everything felt so much better.
Getting sized at Victoria's Secret is really not the same thing as getting sized professionally. The method they use (overbust measurement) is pretty absurd, and if you are over a DD cup or under a 32 band you are out of luck—and those are extremely common sizes, much more common than most people realize. They won't…
It really does work for many of us, I swear, especially if you have yet to find a bra that fits at all. Bending over approximates the shape I get in a supportive bra much better than measuring braless.
Is your band definitely tight enough? Too-loose bands (even if they seem fine) can cause your straps to slip, because your bra will shift much more easily. The video Jolie linked to adds two-three inches to get the band size, which might work for women with bonier rib cages, but if you have a little more padding a…
Actually, a 42DD would be much larger by volume that a 32DD. Here's a really good explanation: http://blog.butterflycollection.ca/2012/05/bra-sc…
If you're in the US I would recommend buying from an online retailer that offers free returns when you're figuring out your fit, then returning all of 'em once you've figured out your size in different brands/styles and trying ebay and bratabase.com. I finally figured out all this bra nonsense last month, and have…
Ebay + bratabase.com! I still haven't spent more than $30 bucks for very good bras for my 30FFs. I've even gotten a handful for <$10.
I really like all the effort you put into demonstrating why critics of golden rice are misled. Very convincing. Have you read any of Vandana Shiva's work? Because you don't seem to be able to seek out dissenting opinions, here's a link: http://online.sfsu.edu/rone/GEessays/…
No, he just likes to use big words slightly incorrectly and apparently thinks spelling jail "gaol" is fancier rather than harder to understand.
No, it's not a scam. A 30G bra might not fit you, but it's also very likely that your 36Bs aren't fitting you very well either. Our ideas of how bras should fit and what various cup sizes look like are very warped—I'm around a 30G, and I can assure you my breasts look fairly normal. (Here's a photo collage of women…
Do you still live here? Everyone calls it Western New York. And given that you can essentially see Canada on a clear day, it is also Upstate New York. —A Third Rochesterian.