There\'s a lot of news in the bra world today!
Okay, actually two.
But how much did you read yesterday, we had a pleasant (
A bit misleading though)
Headline News \"breast shake may be the key to chest pain in women.
\"A recent study
Joanna skwe, an authoritative figure in sports
Related breast movements (seriously)
, Found that the speed of chest rebound during running is more likely to cause breast damage than the speed of chest swing.
After having her subjects running on the treadmill and connecting the sensors to their girls, how did she understand that, \"she drew the distance of the breast movement, and calculated the speed of the breast up and down, in and out and from one side to the other.
Even if that sentence stumbles me.
See also: \"The point of the breast in the process of acceleration or deceleration \")
It is important to measure chest travel.
Scurr found that 50% of women\'s sports
Breast pain.
Her research has the potential to help women in a number of ways, including affecting the design of a sports bra ---
Underwear manufacturers have expressed interest in working with her.
As someone who hit DD in eighth grade and continues to develop what I now call a doom rack, I welcome any advances in sports bra technology.
Better news for me
Sister: a new bra came to you from plus --
Inspired by singer-actor Jill Scott, the retailer Ashley Stewart.
Scott had her own doom, and she described her unmet needs as a consumer to the design team, who created the butterfly bra accordingly. (
The job is good if you can get it, well, I \'d love to get paid for designing a bra, but unfortunately I can\'t sing or perform. )
I can\'t help but mention Scott\'s needs. -
According to the promotional video, a bra that doesn\'t go deep into her shoulder will make her back fat roll smooth-
It sounds like it\'s too big a strap for me, not the wrong bra.
It should do most of the work if you have the right strap size, which will prevent the strap from cutting into your shoulder;
Most people support it.
The rolling problem can be solved by pulling the strap lower. No.
Because the band is too big to ride.
As the owner of Lee\'s Valise, this is an awesome advantage --
Big and small boutiques in Brooklyn, New YorkY.
Explain in this video that this is a common mistake for large businesses
The woman caught
The size of the Cup increases with the size of the band, so the cup on the 40 DD available at any time may fit you, when what you really need is hard to find 36 F
But PSA aside, butterfly bras are reported to be more comfortable and cute than grandma bras
Compared to many brands that offer a larger size, endowed is generally stick to it and is more affordable.
It\'s worth celebrating, even if Scott might avoid the hassle of becoming an underwear designer with the right bra. for a bra.