Bra

The place around the bra strap often has stiffness and this can lead to backache. The neck and the shoulders are connected by the muscle called trapezius and an ill-fitted bra does not provide sufficient support. This leads to tightening of the trapezium muscle as it supports the weight of the breasts. Why does my […]

Treatment: Rest is highly recommended. Lying on the side of the pain can help relieve pain. Visit a doctor when experiencing severe chest pain as he/she might prescribe NSAIDs or pain-relieving medication. A doctor may biopsy the affected lung tissue. Pleurisy caused by a bacterial infection requires antibiotics. What does a sharp pain under the […]

BRAS do nothing to help support a woman’s breasts and could even be doing damage. Professor Jean-Denis Rouillon of Besançon CHU found in a 15-year study of 330 women that “medically, physiologically and anatomically” breasts gained no benefit from their weight being supported in a bra. Is a bra really necessary? According to his study, […]

‘Itchy boobs occur when there is irritation of the skin. This may be due to swelling or inflammation of the breasts, such as in pregnancy, premenstrual changes, or hormone medication, including contraceptives. ‘It may also be due to skin complaints such as dermatitis, dry skin, sunburn, or allergies. What does it mean when your itching […]

You probably have a go-to bra or two that you wear more often than you’d care to admit, and you probably wash them close to never. Unfortunately, this can cause issues with your boobs. “Dirty clothes, including underclothes, often have bacteria that can irritate the skin,” Dr. Goldenberg says. Why does my bra make my […]

What causes a yeast infection under your breasts? A yeast called Candida causes yeast infections under your breasts. Candida grows and thrives in moist, warm environments. When moisture is trapped, it can cause the surface of your skin to stick together in your skin folds. How do you treat fungus under your breast? People can […]

Heat and perspiration under the breasts can make the skin red, prickly, and itchy, with bumps or even blisters. Cooling cloths can relieve the itch, which usually resolves within a day. It’s possible to get an infection. Why am I itching under my bra? A rash under your breast or breasts, between the folds of […]

Wash your bra. When you buy a new bra, it can be tempting to wear it right away, but it’s always a good idea to wash it before that first wear. Washing removes starch from the fabric, softening itchy lace and easing a too-firm band. Why lace is so itchy? The most common reason why […]

Use a mild soap to clean your skin and be sure to dry the area under the breasts well to prevent trapping moisture. Moisturize. A fragrance-free moisturizer can help prevent itching from dry skin on the breasts or any other area on your skin. How do I stop my bra from itching? “The solution is […]

A loose bra can lack support, but a bra that’s too tight can wear out fast, limit your movement, and result in real pain — constraining straps and underwire can create tightness and soreness in your shoulders and upper body. If your bra is causing you discomfort, you may suspect it doesn’t fit properly. How […]

The foremost way can be by not wearing a bra at all whenever possible. Take it off when you sleep and whenever you are at home and can do so. Secondly, look for bras that fit you well, are not very tight and have broad straps. Also, regular exercise and a good posture can help […]

Fabric softener will help your bra last longer, and also help it to avoid pilling, stretching, and fading, according to the experts at Downy. A Downy Ball makes it really easy to throw softener in the wash, especially if you don’t want to lug a heavy container all the way to the laundromat. Should you […]

Ways to fix a tight bra Move up a notch. Adjust your straps. Here’s a little-known fact about bra construction: The majority of a bra’s support comes from the band, not the straps or cups. Wear different sizes. How can I make my bra less uncomfortable? Below are nine tips on how to make a […]

The bra leaves red marks in your skin. Bras might be obnoxious, but they should never actually be painful. If your bra is leaving red marks on your skin, that’s usually a big sign that it’s too tight. If the red marks are only on your shoulders from the straps, try loosening the band a […]

If your bra leaves you feeling uneasy, itchy, or uncomfortable, then this is a warning sign that your skin is too sensitive for the bra. Bras that have latex and other synthetic fabric could cause this. If you’re feeling these effects, we recommend switching to hypoallergenic and latex-free bras. Why is my skin so itchy […]

Your skin is irritated or chafing A bra that is tight can cause a host of skin issues, including folliculitis, dermatitis, heat rash, and hives. Can bras cause skin irritation? “Buildup of sweat and moisture under your breast by the bra line can result in a rash called intertrigo, which can be painful and irritating,” […]

Side Boning It keeps your sides firm pushing the tissues towards the front and giving your a sleeker silhouette. Can you remove side boning from bra? We recommend you to concentrate more to the style and size of the bra and make your decision based on those aspects. If necessary, you can easily remove the […]

Few women would venture out for a jog without one. But a study has found that standard sports bras may not be suitable for those of a certain age. Researchers say younger and older women’s breasts move in a different way – even if they are the same size. When should you stop wearing a […]

Most of the support comes from the back band rather than the cups or wires, so if your bra fits you well (get in touch or check out our bra fitting guide if you’re not sure) it will provide support. The level of coverage and the type of fabric also makes a difference to how […]

The rule of thumb is as follows: If you go up in the band, go down in the cup and vice versa. For example, a 32C could possibly fit a 30D or a 34B. If you’re a 34C, you might find bras that fit better in a 36B or a 32D. Knowing your sister size […]