When we flip through the pages of fashion magazines they keep reminding us that a full-bosomed woman is the ideal image for modern men. Men go crazy about sizes D or E, and sometimes it looks like species interested in small sizes are extinct. They are unaware of the great diversity of the problems that a big bust entails. Besides such physical inconveniences as pains in the back and shoulders it also brings aesthetic discomfort: it makes a woman look plumper, visually blurs her waist and creates an impression that its owner is a gentle, amenable and sometimes frivolous and flippant person, which is unacceptable, if this woman’s job requires authority, strictness and competence. But a big bust CAN be an advantage if you pay attention to choosing your bra correctly.

Use the system of three ‘S’:

1. Size. Your new bra should neither cut into your flesh nor create folds of skin. Check that the size of the bra in your chest girth is correct. If it’s too tight – there’ll be the folds, and if it’s too loose - the supporting function of the bra won’t be carried out. And you have probably noticed that the same cups of different chest sizes fit you differently, and sometimes a 38C cup turns out to be smaller than a 40C? So, when in the fitting room, try on not only ‘your’ size but also the nearest sizes. It is actually the basis of choosing the right bra – try on as many as possible.

2. Style. Make sure that your bra doesn’t accentuate your big size (unless it’s the very thing you need): pay attention to the color and the amount of the ornaments. In other words it should correspond to a ‘2C’ scheme – Comfy and Cute.

3. Straps. Straps should be wide enough, so that it wouldn’t cut into your shoulders. Wide straps are also proved to have a better supporting effect. Make sure their length isn’t too short, but at the same time – don’t loosen the straps, otherwise your bust won’t look sexy and attractive.
Bear in mind this useful system and enjoy wearing your new lingerie!

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