Wearing a bra can feel uncomfortable and restrictive and so many women love the freedom to go braless from time to time.
If you would like to wear clothes without a bra, you need to ensure that you choose the right kind of shirt. Loose-fitting tops and layered ones will cover you well but tight and see-through shirts will be tacky.
A bra that fits well can do more than just help you look good—it can also make you stay healthier. Here are the best compression bras for lymphedema that will help relieve pain and keep blood and fluids flowing properly in your bust and upper arm area.
There are certainly times when you may feel free to go braless, such as when sleeping or during the pregnancy period. In this article, we shall try to be as objective as possible, supported by facts, as to when you should not wear a bra.
We were trying to find out and understand all the problems different women have had with different types of bras. It’s important to note that most of these issues and complaints are not really a problem of the specific bra: it’s the wrong selection done by the buyer.
A bra is one of the smallest pieces of clothing you have to wear but it’s the one likely to cause you the greatest headache when it doesn’t fit. How so? And it’s unbelievable that up to 80% of women around the world always get it wrong with bra size. There is enough evidence to …