Should what we wear underneath
matter? Let’s talk brassieres or bras.
Of course, what we wear underneath should
matter especially when is comes down to bras. The purpose of a bra is not only to support a woman’s
breast but it also help with back support and posture. Bras alters appearance and sometimes allows for your blouses to fit better.
Real women wear real bras! When we
think of bras, we should think about comfort, style, durability, and brand. We just need to make sure that the bras we wear FIT. If you are wearing a bra and it is cutting into your skin, get a new
bra. By cutting into the skin we mean that if you put on a bra and you cannot
see your bra band on your back because it’s in your back means one of two
things: either the bra is too small or the bra is too small. That bra is not
good for you, your boobs, or your back. This could cause skin problems or even poor circulation.
If you are spilling out of your bra
cups then you should get a bigger cup size. You do not want to spend most of your
day constantly adjusting you boobs and stuffing them back into their cups. Also,
when your boobs are spilling out of your bra, it is seen through your shirt. That could be unsightly!
Another sign that your bra is too small is that if you poke the cup of your bra with your finger (with your boobs in it) and the
cup dimples, your cup is too big. You should go down a cup size.
Get measured!
Did you know that 75-85% of women are wearing the wrong bra size? I was apart of the 85%. That's funny because after wearing a bra for all these years, I only recently found out how to properly measure myself for a bra. Now, if you don't know how to measure yourself properly for a bra please check out the "What's Underneath Matters Series: Women Wear Real Bras II- Measure Yourself for a Bra," article on my blog. You can always go to your local retail store and let them measure you but J. Simone's discourages that for our own selfishness purposes *wink. J. Simone's want you to learn to measure yourself so that you would feel more comfortable about purchasing bras online...most importantly, from us. If you are not measuring yourself properly, you are putting yourself at risk of purchasing a bad-fitting bra. Some stores may not allow you to return underwear and that will be a waste of money on your part.
Did you know that 75-85% of women are wearing the wrong bra size? I was apart of the 85%. That's funny because after wearing a bra for all these years, I only recently found out how to properly measure myself for a bra. Now, if you don't know how to measure yourself properly for a bra please check out the "What's Underneath Matters Series: Women Wear Real Bras II- Measure Yourself for a Bra," article on my blog. You can always go to your local retail store and let them measure you but J. Simone's discourages that for our own selfishness purposes *wink. J. Simone's want you to learn to measure yourself so that you would feel more comfortable about purchasing bras online...most importantly, from us. If you are not measuring yourself properly, you are putting yourself at risk of purchasing a bad-fitting bra. Some stores may not allow you to return underwear and that will be a waste of money on your part.
So a question J. Simone’s has been
asked is, “What kind of bra can I wear to keep my boobs from sagging?” Easy answer, none. One
interesting fact that J. Simone’s discovered while preparing this article was
that bras do not prevent saggy boobs. You didn't hear me? I said, “BRAS DO NOT PREVENT SAGGY BOOBS!” It’s true. So you
either have naturally saggy boobs that droop a little to a lot, or you have perky boobs (who has those over the age of 20 and
are they real?) Doctors do have mixed reviews on this issue it seems. Some doctors say that “saggy boobs” or Ptosis
of the breast is genetic and is based on skin elasticity and body mass. Other
doctors say it’s based on smoking, poor bra support, weight loss, or breastfeeding. J.
Simone’s do believe that proper bra support will keep them from sagging below the gut. For more info on sagging boobs, Google it, there is a lot of valuable information out there.
So what are you saying, J.
Simone’s? Well, I'm not
saying you should go out and get the latest from our website, OK...yes I am but I'm also saying that we should also take pride in ourselves and our bodies. We should buy things that are good for
ourselves, even if it means spending a few extra dollars on a real bra. It is
worth the investment!
How do you know which bra is right for you? What are the different types of bras? There are over 30 types of bras and J. Simone's is going to educate you on a few basic bras in this article to help with your decisions the next time you go bra shopping.
What about my big breast? What is a minimizer bra?
Just as its name states, the minimizer bras de-enhances the breast. If you have large boobs, this bra may be for you. This bra compresses and reshapes the breast, while offering support.
Should I buy an Under-wire or Soft
Cup bra?
Under-wire bras are good because they give more lift and
shape to the breast. Soft cups do
not have under-wire but they do offer support and shaping. The purchase of these type bras are usually based on user preference. Some women do not like the feel of the under-wire bra but if you get the proper size under-wire bra, the breast should fit comfortably and you should not have any problems
***If you are a frequent traveler, to avoid delays at
security check points in the airports, invest in a soft cup bra.
Your under-wire may contain metal and this may cause
for TSA to get all up in your business, I'm just saying!
Do I need a padded bra?
That depends on if you want the bigger boob look or not. Padded bras enhance the cleavage. There is usually some sort
of foam inside the entire cup. Some bras also contain air, water, or gel pads that enhances the boobs as well. Padded bras support the breast but they do not push the
breast up like a push-up bra. If you have a lot of boobs, a padded bra may not
be the way to go.
Strapless Convertible Bras.
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| Bali Concealers Convertible Bra |
Wear the proper bra for your shirt or dress. If you are wearing a halter top or strapless
top, wear the appropriate bra. Fashion has evolved and so has the bra.
Strapless convertible bras were invented for this purpose. These bras have detachable straps and can be worn with virtually any outfit. J.
Simone’s offers strapless bras by Bali, Hanes, and Wonderbra
.
Balconette vs. Shelf Bra
The balconette and shelf bras both lifts the breasts. The appearances of the breast
are enhanced by lifting and shaping the cleavage. Both bras offers minimal coverage but the more erotic shelf bras are usually included with lingerie sets and are cup-less or open-cup. Although sexy in design but conservative, the balconette bra should be worn with low cut or v-neck clothing.
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| Bali Power-shape Smoothing Mininmizer |
Just as its name states, the minimizer bras de-enhances the breast. If you have large boobs, this bra may be for you. This bra compresses and reshapes the breast, while offering support.
Sports Bra.
If you are into athletics and aerobics, this bra is good for
just those purposes. The bra is usually made stretchy, breathable materials, and
is good for holding the breast together while you are jogging, jumping, stretching, whatever. This bra also minimizes skin irritations while you work-out. How can you work-out comfortably when you are adjusting your boobs all the time?
Bandeau?
Full Cup/Full Support.
These bras are good for women with larger bust.Bandeau?
If you have small breast, the bandeau style bra is a good choice for you. Usually made of a band of stretchy material, this type bra have built in cups that offer little support and shaping. This bra is popular among swimsuits, camisoles, and sporting type clothing.
In this article, we've talked about some style of bras and we still have about 20 more styles to go. So, was that enough insight for you? I hope this information was helpful and stay tuned for future articles about bras.
Visit our website for the latest deals on bras and remember,
Visit our website for the latest deals on bras and remember,
"J. Simone's care about you and we want you to care about your boobs!"





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