The Bra Angel one piece Backless, Strapless Secret underwired bra with adhesive sides is an ideal solution when wearing revealing dresses, tops, wedding dresses, etc, where a regular bra with it's straps and bands would spoil the look. It is a quality strapless and backless bra, with moulded pads and underwire support, ideal for use with bridal wear and evening dresses where a conventional bra style or format is required but without straps.
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A fabulous new stick on cheap lingerie designed to provide support and natural uplift. The Bra Angel Backless Strapless secret Bra has no uncomfortable shoulder straps, no bra seams and back bands. It fits to your bust secured with special hypo-allergenic adhesive tapes at the sides [2 pairs of tape and 2 Bra Angel wipes are supplied with the product and further or additional tapes can be purchased separately.
Bra fitting experts offer two methods of calculating the chest measurement. The most common method involves running a tape measure just under your breasts, all the way around your back and ribcage. The tape measure should rest flat on your skin and lie straight across your back — not so tight that it digs in, but not so loose that it sags down in back. Make a note of your measurement and add 5 inches. That's your chest size.
You can also estimate your chest size by running a tape measure across your chest above your breasts, under your armpits, and around your back (measure from the same back position as in the first chest measurement option). This method is easier because you don't have to do any addition or other calculation, but some people feel it's less accurate than using the first method.
If your chest measurement comes out as an odd number (such as 31 inches or 33 inches), it's usually a good rule to round down to the next number. Most bras have a few sets of adjustable hooks and eyes, so you can adjust the tightness. It's a good idea to round down, rather than round up, since bras tend to stretch over time.
Cup measurement. As with the chest measurement, when you're measuring for cup size, make sure the tape is not too loose or too tight. If you already own an unpadded bra that fits well, wear it when measuring for cup size. Be careful about the type of bra you wear to take your measurements, though. Sports bras can flatten breasts and give a cup reading that's too small, and padded or lined bras have the opposite effect.MORE;cheap sexy lingerie
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A fabulous new stick on cheap lingerie designed to provide support and natural uplift. The Bra Angel Backless Strapless secret Bra has no uncomfortable shoulder straps, no bra seams and back bands. It fits to your bust secured with special hypo-allergenic adhesive tapes at the sides [2 pairs of tape and 2 Bra Angel wipes are supplied with the product and further or additional tapes can be purchased separately.
Bra fitting experts offer two methods of calculating the chest measurement. The most common method involves running a tape measure just under your breasts, all the way around your back and ribcage. The tape measure should rest flat on your skin and lie straight across your back — not so tight that it digs in, but not so loose that it sags down in back. Make a note of your measurement and add 5 inches. That's your chest size.
You can also estimate your chest size by running a tape measure across your chest above your breasts, under your armpits, and around your back (measure from the same back position as in the first chest measurement option). This method is easier because you don't have to do any addition or other calculation, but some people feel it's less accurate than using the first method.
If your chest measurement comes out as an odd number (such as 31 inches or 33 inches), it's usually a good rule to round down to the next number. Most bras have a few sets of adjustable hooks and eyes, so you can adjust the tightness. It's a good idea to round down, rather than round up, since bras tend to stretch over time.
Cup measurement. As with the chest measurement, when you're measuring for cup size, make sure the tape is not too loose or too tight. If you already own an unpadded bra that fits well, wear it when measuring for cup size. Be careful about the type of bra you wear to take your measurements, though. Sports bras can flatten breasts and give a cup reading that's too small, and padded or lined bras have the opposite effect.MORE;cheap sexy lingerie
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