Silk will have you in seventh heaven 24 hours a day. 
For the past six months I've been wearing Rhonda Shear Ahh bras.they do well enough looks-wise, they do separate my breasts in the middle better than most sports bras, and they are seamless. Go for those made with thicker fabric to provide better support and coverage. I need a breast augmentation reducing their size desperately. Maybe the women who are so uncomfortable need to wear a different size. Most of my bras are a 38G.
Only problem with the camisole tank top when it gets warmer out you are going to be hot in them. I started to wear bras with no underwires when I was uncomfortable with my bra so I removed the pesky wires. Some corsets can even be worn as tops without anything over them, alone or under a jacket or sweater. Their ability to contour your body makes them the best bra alternatives for a large bust. I don't feel comfortable going bra less because of my size. Now I can't even wear sport bras as they hurt me, breasts hurts, I'm very petite don't have much fat around my ribs and the pain I am suffering wear any bras as it feels like rubber bands around my ribs or someone squeezing me. A sports bra might be also a good option, I haven't worn one yet but I'll try to see how it feels.
I have some that are re-usable, you just wash them with soap and water and when they dry, they are sticky again. However, I am small-breasted, without much need for support. I like the idea of the soft cups sewn into the clothing though it might look odd with loose tops when you bend eg! I often wear pullover bralettes, but they tend to reveal too much as they are seldom padded. Studies have not found any benefit to wearing bras other than for appearance and comfort while moving.
Bunting - If you have to wear something, try to find a type of bra that rests farther down. Thanks so much! They tell you not to wear silk. I have been wearing a bra since I was a teenager. And some special occasions call for gowns and dresses that shouldn't lose their shine with bad brassiere choices. The wrapping applies pressure evenly so one spot isn't carrying the brunt of the support. I almost cried when I read Tiffany Marshall's comments. For anyone who's looking for a more comfortable bra, VS's Incredible bra is definitely my top choice. Chest wrapping isn't always the best choice. These bras feature seamless, smooth cups that give you breast support without sacrificing comfort. I recently stopped wearing bras. And, since the support is spread over the whole torso, they can be more comfortable than bras that depend on digging underwires or pinching elastic. I've decided to go bra-less, entirely, and frankly I couldn't care less about the weird looks or the judgmental girls. totally allergic to latex/spandex ; causes blisters cannot find a suitable substitute and am not small chested. it doesn't matter what your chest looks like for a few days/weeks while you are healing. The Arena Media Brands, LLC and respective content providers to this website may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. As a kid i hit puperty very early. This content is accurate and true to the best of the authors knowledge and is not meant to substitute for formal and individualized advice from a qualified professional. They get bumped and banged all the time. Was looking at the Bali lace bodysuit. It's good that you have figured out a type of bra that fits your needs. Ive always found bras to be very uncomfortable especially the ones with the underwire. Conceal dark or perky nipples and add a little something extra to your shape with deluxe padding. The skin around the breasts will become sore to the touch, and generally, wearing a bra can be really uncomfortable. The minute I walk in the door the bra is unhooked. 2022 The Arena Media Brands, LLC and respective content providers on this website. I wish nice lightweight vests would come back in style. I've been wearing tight-fitting Lycra tanks but need something better. Another concern is that bras don't provide my breasts much shape-- I need them to push the breasts inwards from the outside in order to make my breast look fuller. Do not use ace bandages or other overly constrictive material that might cut off circulation and cause blood clots, broken ribs, breathing problems, and other dangers. But when it comes to dressing nice, I have to bring out the bras. I don't mind wearing a bra, but sometimes it really digs into my ribs and also hurt my stomach. Good luck! We have to start thinking for ourselves.
Noone should be that uncomfortable. I have to wash my bras when I get home because I'm bleeding from just under the arm pit all the way around front.both sides. You may also be able to find bras that have more material on the bottom. Can put them on over my head, they are not as tight around my chest and they have plenty of support. Last chance to grab these sparkly styles before they're gone - now up to 60% off! You may you may feel more vulnerable without anything to cover you up, and you'll feel the breeze and chill more, but being without a bra can also feel freeing. Hope that helps your problem. Torsolettes and bustier bras are similar to corsets but look less fancy and more like regular, day-to-day undergarments. Up, useful and shared. If it is a comfortable option for you, it could be less annoying. I need bras that are provide support at least an inch below the bottom of the breasts in order to feel okay. just embrace the fact that you survived both cancer and this accident, and if no one else, I support you the whole way :). It's amazing. Karen from The Garden of Eugene (Oregon) on August 26, 2012: I can manage the sports bras most of the time, but I'm large breasted and they tend to give me this "uniboob" that makes the seat belt slide up and choke me when I drive (which I do for a living). Most sarashi available today are about a foot wide by 10-15 feet long. I have a pinched nerve in my neck and my shoulder. It is like shaving the legs: There is nothing wrong with hairy legs on women, it is just a beauty trend to prefer them smooth. When I feel like I really need something due to the top I'm wearing, I like wearing a wool sports bra (Icebreaker Siren, especially, but others from Icebreaker and Smartwool are good). I wear a bra every day. idigwebsites from United States on October 04, 2013: Only when I'm in my house I don't wear bras. Basically you wind the cloth around you like a mummy. vibesites from United States on April 23, 2013: I've read a recent study that bras even contribute to sagging breasts but I didn't bother to read about it further.
You could also try some of the comfortable corsets or bustier bras that give support and lift but don't have the elastic bands that dig into the ribs. Always pulling down on my bras & trying to "flatten" the band to keep it from folding over. This is where 30 & 32 comes into play now. I wear bras that are lightweight and have no underwires.
Thanks for posting about this very important info. There's no secret that we get tired of bras from time to time, not to mention the great sense of relief we get when we take them off at the end of the day. I tend to have issues with my bras and wouldn't mind doing the strapless or tube versions. haven't worn a bra in 3 years. Find a more comfortable way to support yourself! Candace Bacon (author) from Far, far away on September 15, 2013: CV woman - It is terrible to have such problems with a piece clothing necessary for daily use. i always feel uncomfortable wearing it.
There comes a time for many women when comfort starts to outweigh society's ideals of fashion. I don't wear any now because of this only when I go out then it is nightmare for me to get into sport bras even stepping in as my left hand don't bend well as my right hand. Tiffany Marshall from Waukesha, Wisconsin on March 27, 2013: The thing that bugs me most is that I have a tummy, or layer of fat/fat roll below my boobs. Plus, you may want the support and shaping that bras give without discomfort. I tried BreastNest and haven't looked back. I'm large breasted, and a very modest dresser. They're typically made of stretchy material that will "give" as you move rather than digging into your sides. That said, the band that is around the bottom part of my bra flips up because of this raised area, since my tummy isn't flat. Most of the problems with bras are that they try to force everyone's breasts to look a certain way. See How to Find Your Real Bra Size for pro tips on measuring properly. pasties, or something.. anything is better then a bra. put one on for two 10 hour days. Luckily, there are quite a number ofbra alternativesto consider that offer considerable support and coverage.
Candace Bacon (author) from Far, far away on August 08, 2012: @ moonlake - Thanks! Like many they irritate squeeze my rib cage. But you don't need them to achieve all these benefits. And each type does seem to come with its own set of perils. Nylon or spandex material offer the most support. I once even pulled out my spare set of socks at work to tuck under the band and soften the blow. There is a hub somewhere on here about how to get the right fit for a bra. Although they are still like a bra, they don't touch any body part except for the breasts. Nipple covers (aka breast petals or pasties) can keep your nipples from showing through form-fitted or transparent clothing. Normal, non-constrictive cloth will work. No bra necessary, Elevate your coverage with increased support. There are many pasties to choose from as they come in different materials (lace, satin, and sequins), colors, designs (hearts, stars, or crosses), patches, and decorative. It's so painful but I got used to it. and those with wider bands around the bottom, since thin bands tend to dig and chafe. Nothing like some irritating piece of lint or hair in your bra to itch or poke you all day. Right now, I research corset or bustier bras. It took a couple years, but I finally got comfortable going without (at least a the truck stops). Kristen Howe from Northeast Ohio on May 12, 2015: Great hub, Candace. I'm open for suggestion on what I can do I'm doing exercises now that will firm and lift your breast and also make them smaller. Tube bras give support and coverage without any wires or straps that dig or poke. Another idea is to wear a cami that has a built in bra shelf and put breast forms (also called breast pads or inserts) into it. They are crafted using expandable, breathable fabric to fit snugly and help clean up any bulges to give you that hourglass figure. On the other hand, if the bra size is too large, the underwire may sit too low on your ribs and apply too much pressure on that area. I'm so sorry to hear that, hope you are feeling better. Soft, thin, and flexible Invisifeel silicone moves with you seamlessly through your day. Help! . I have burned myself twice on the stove. Wearing a bra is excruciatingly painful period but going without one and when I'm out in public is not an option. Totally jealous of exposed male breasts in the summertime! Sandy - That looks like a great product. You probably know the struggles of wearing one all day, every day. Thanks! Some corsets and bustiers are built for looks and not comfort and can be painful, especially if they are built really tight or with boning. My Male 46B/46C Breasts hurt when I don't wear my Bras. Voted up and up! Never never put polyester or underwire on. I was a34B, but lose so much weight around my rib (don't have the body fat). I get cheap 2 dollar tank tops with spaghetti straps a size smaller.
Being small-breasted the bandeaus and tubes flatten what I've got. It's all about finding what is comfortable. Even a small meal makes my bra too tight. So, a few years ago I finally came to my senses and decided I'll only be wearing sports bras from now on (and so far it's been doable because I'm a jeans-and-T-shirt type person). Bali use to make the best one it had extra fabric where the wire was now they have stopped making it. For some people, the problem with bras is the underwire. whin my bra straps hurt me i use a pad on the sholders. If men felt they needed underwired underpants - but no, they're not such fashion victims as we are. Camisoles come with or without built-in shelf bras. I will have to search for that link. Look for wide bands, which are usually more comfortable than narrow bands that dig into your sides. HubPages is a registered trademark of The Arena Platform, Inc. Other product and company names shown may be trademarks of their respective owners.
Am also interested in wrapping, and had actually considered it, but couldn't find any large enough and soft material to use in my home. i was in an accident and 15 percent of my body was badly burned (right around my torso where a bra goes) In addition to this i am a cancer survivor and have only one breast.
If your bras hurt, it's likely that your true size is actually different than what you think it is.
Finding the right bra that fits and looks right is like finding the right pair of shoes. Be careful not to get it too tight: You don't want it to impede your breath or blood flow. I am now so used to the loose fit and smooth back feel of the cami, it feels almost like wearing nothing, I can even sleep with it and not even think about it because it's not squeezing around my ribs at all, but still offers lift and padding to the boobs.
I have quite a predicament and i'm wondering if theres anyone out there in the same spot!
They are available in a range of skin tones, so you're rest assured that nothing will grab attention from underneath your sheer clothing.
The best thing to do is to try on all the options. Maybe I should wear a body suit. Most women don't like the uncomfortable underwire bras. Going without a bra does not lead to saggier breasts later in life: gravity alone is responsible for that. Girl - One thing that might help is padded sports bras. My problem with bras is that the bottom portion tends to ride up & sit on bottom portion of my breasts, just below the nipples. In Japan, chest wrapping is done with a special, extra-thin supportive cloth called a "sarashi." But under a loose, baggy shirt or a floral or other busy print tops, it won't be as obvious. I'm small chested, so I go without a bra most of the time. I know I have to keep wearing them to get adjusted & wear to them, but it is so annoying. Wont be doing this again anymore. I regularly use to pull it down from front bottom.not sure about exact problem..it becamey habit know but I know it looks very bad in crowd..pls suggest something.. Candace Bacon (author) from Far, far away on April 04, 2014: torrilynn - Underwire is definitely the worst. Barbara Badder from USA on June 08, 2013: I can't stand underwire bras. Look for one that has longer straps and make sure the strap adjusters are at the full length. They are suitable for strapless, one-shoulder, backless, or deep V-neck outfits. Bras force the breasts into unnatural positions, so maybe that is the reason behind that. The drawbacks of wearing a cami are that it can get hot and steamy in summer, since it adds an extra layer of fabric over your torso. Being comfortable and feeling good about your appearance can happen at the same time: there are lots of options and alternatives. I feel my bra is highly uncomfortable.. Voted up for useful! I have to wear a bra because of my line of work riding horses at a higher rate of speed most of the time you need to tie them suckers down! I'm sorry if it's a dumb suggestion. It never occurs to most women to make their own bra, but making a custom bra could be the solution for those who can't find one that fits comfortably. Barbara Kay - Thanks! At B-Six, we have a wide collection ofnipple covers, includingbra alternatives for seniors, large breasts, and even small breasts. At my wit's end with this search. Hate the idea of having to wear something so constricting. Whether you want something that doesn't nip, is more comfortable, or doesn't show straps, we've got you covered. ways to go braless more comfortably (including how to wrap your breasts, instead). I am a hippie who values comfort over conformity, so these are a godsend in order to feel more modest (i.e. But it is a better choice than a bra for a lot of women. Not to work , church, socal events .never. If you have never been sized for a bra by a professional, it's time. Getting the right size is the first step to avoiding discomfort. I hate buying new sports bras because they are often so much tighter than the ones I've been wearing for a few years, even though I got a bigger size this time around. I'm not in any sort of situation similar to yours, but perhaps you could try attaching cooling pads to the burned area underneath the bra? a bra without an underwire can be a lot more comfortable but still offer good support.
what about the women that kind stand all that elastic. A corset or torsolette might be something for you to try.
For the past six months I've been wearing Rhonda Shear Ahh bras.they do well enough looks-wise, they do separate my breasts in the middle better than most sports bras, and they are seamless. Go for those made with thicker fabric to provide better support and coverage. I need a breast augmentation reducing their size desperately. Maybe the women who are so uncomfortable need to wear a different size. Most of my bras are a 38G. Only problem with the camisole tank top when it gets warmer out you are going to be hot in them. I started to wear bras with no underwires when I was uncomfortable with my bra so I removed the pesky wires. Some corsets can even be worn as tops without anything over them, alone or under a jacket or sweater. Their ability to contour your body makes them the best bra alternatives for a large bust. I don't feel comfortable going bra less because of my size. Now I can't even wear sport bras as they hurt me, breasts hurts, I'm very petite don't have much fat around my ribs and the pain I am suffering wear any bras as it feels like rubber bands around my ribs or someone squeezing me. A sports bra might be also a good option, I haven't worn one yet but I'll try to see how it feels.
I have some that are re-usable, you just wash them with soap and water and when they dry, they are sticky again. However, I am small-breasted, without much need for support. I like the idea of the soft cups sewn into the clothing though it might look odd with loose tops when you bend eg! I often wear pullover bralettes, but they tend to reveal too much as they are seldom padded. Studies have not found any benefit to wearing bras other than for appearance and comfort while moving.
Bunting - If you have to wear something, try to find a type of bra that rests farther down. Thanks so much! They tell you not to wear silk. I have been wearing a bra since I was a teenager. And some special occasions call for gowns and dresses that shouldn't lose their shine with bad brassiere choices. The wrapping applies pressure evenly so one spot isn't carrying the brunt of the support. I almost cried when I read Tiffany Marshall's comments. For anyone who's looking for a more comfortable bra, VS's Incredible bra is definitely my top choice. Chest wrapping isn't always the best choice. These bras feature seamless, smooth cups that give you breast support without sacrificing comfort. I recently stopped wearing bras. And, since the support is spread over the whole torso, they can be more comfortable than bras that depend on digging underwires or pinching elastic. I've decided to go bra-less, entirely, and frankly I couldn't care less about the weird looks or the judgmental girls. totally allergic to latex/spandex ; causes blisters cannot find a suitable substitute and am not small chested. it doesn't matter what your chest looks like for a few days/weeks while you are healing. The Arena Media Brands, LLC and respective content providers to this website may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. As a kid i hit puperty very early. This content is accurate and true to the best of the authors knowledge and is not meant to substitute for formal and individualized advice from a qualified professional. They get bumped and banged all the time. Was looking at the Bali lace bodysuit. It's good that you have figured out a type of bra that fits your needs. Ive always found bras to be very uncomfortable especially the ones with the underwire. Conceal dark or perky nipples and add a little something extra to your shape with deluxe padding. The skin around the breasts will become sore to the touch, and generally, wearing a bra can be really uncomfortable. The minute I walk in the door the bra is unhooked. 2022 The Arena Media Brands, LLC and respective content providers on this website. I wish nice lightweight vests would come back in style. I've been wearing tight-fitting Lycra tanks but need something better. Another concern is that bras don't provide my breasts much shape-- I need them to push the breasts inwards from the outside in order to make my breast look fuller. Do not use ace bandages or other overly constrictive material that might cut off circulation and cause blood clots, broken ribs, breathing problems, and other dangers. But when it comes to dressing nice, I have to bring out the bras. I don't mind wearing a bra, but sometimes it really digs into my ribs and also hurt my stomach. Good luck! We have to start thinking for ourselves.
Noone should be that uncomfortable. I have to wash my bras when I get home because I'm bleeding from just under the arm pit all the way around front.both sides. You may also be able to find bras that have more material on the bottom. Can put them on over my head, they are not as tight around my chest and they have plenty of support. Last chance to grab these sparkly styles before they're gone - now up to 60% off! You may you may feel more vulnerable without anything to cover you up, and you'll feel the breeze and chill more, but being without a bra can also feel freeing. Hope that helps your problem. Torsolettes and bustier bras are similar to corsets but look less fancy and more like regular, day-to-day undergarments. Up, useful and shared. If it is a comfortable option for you, it could be less annoying. I need bras that are provide support at least an inch below the bottom of the breasts in order to feel okay. just embrace the fact that you survived both cancer and this accident, and if no one else, I support you the whole way :). It's amazing. Karen from The Garden of Eugene (Oregon) on August 26, 2012: I can manage the sports bras most of the time, but I'm large breasted and they tend to give me this "uniboob" that makes the seat belt slide up and choke me when I drive (which I do for a living). Most sarashi available today are about a foot wide by 10-15 feet long. I have a pinched nerve in my neck and my shoulder. It is like shaving the legs: There is nothing wrong with hairy legs on women, it is just a beauty trend to prefer them smooth. When I feel like I really need something due to the top I'm wearing, I like wearing a wool sports bra (Icebreaker Siren, especially, but others from Icebreaker and Smartwool are good). I wear a bra every day. idigwebsites from United States on October 04, 2013: Only when I'm in my house I don't wear bras. Basically you wind the cloth around you like a mummy. vibesites from United States on April 23, 2013: I've read a recent study that bras even contribute to sagging breasts but I didn't bother to read about it further.
You could also try some of the comfortable corsets or bustier bras that give support and lift but don't have the elastic bands that dig into the ribs. Always pulling down on my bras & trying to "flatten" the band to keep it from folding over. This is where 30 & 32 comes into play now. I wear bras that are lightweight and have no underwires.
Thanks for posting about this very important info. There's no secret that we get tired of bras from time to time, not to mention the great sense of relief we get when we take them off at the end of the day. I tend to have issues with my bras and wouldn't mind doing the strapless or tube versions. haven't worn a bra in 3 years. Find a more comfortable way to support yourself! Candace Bacon (author) from Far, far away on September 15, 2013: CV woman - It is terrible to have such problems with a piece clothing necessary for daily use. i always feel uncomfortable wearing it.
There comes a time for many women when comfort starts to outweigh society's ideals of fashion. I don't wear any now because of this only when I go out then it is nightmare for me to get into sport bras even stepping in as my left hand don't bend well as my right hand. Tiffany Marshall from Waukesha, Wisconsin on March 27, 2013: The thing that bugs me most is that I have a tummy, or layer of fat/fat roll below my boobs. Plus, you may want the support and shaping that bras give without discomfort. I tried BreastNest and haven't looked back. I'm large breasted, and a very modest dresser. They're typically made of stretchy material that will "give" as you move rather than digging into your sides. That said, the band that is around the bottom part of my bra flips up because of this raised area, since my tummy isn't flat. Most of the problems with bras are that they try to force everyone's breasts to look a certain way. See How to Find Your Real Bra Size for pro tips on measuring properly. pasties, or something.. anything is better then a bra. put one on for two 10 hour days. Luckily, there are quite a number ofbra alternativesto consider that offer considerable support and coverage.
Candace Bacon (author) from Far, far away on August 08, 2012: @ moonlake - Thanks! Like many they irritate squeeze my rib cage. But you don't need them to achieve all these benefits. And each type does seem to come with its own set of perils. Nylon or spandex material offer the most support. I once even pulled out my spare set of socks at work to tuck under the band and soften the blow. There is a hub somewhere on here about how to get the right fit for a bra. Although they are still like a bra, they don't touch any body part except for the breasts. Nipple covers (aka breast petals or pasties) can keep your nipples from showing through form-fitted or transparent clothing. Normal, non-constrictive cloth will work. No bra necessary, Elevate your coverage with increased support. There are many pasties to choose from as they come in different materials (lace, satin, and sequins), colors, designs (hearts, stars, or crosses), patches, and decorative. It's so painful but I got used to it. and those with wider bands around the bottom, since thin bands tend to dig and chafe. Nothing like some irritating piece of lint or hair in your bra to itch or poke you all day. Right now, I research corset or bustier bras. It took a couple years, but I finally got comfortable going without (at least a the truck stops). Kristen Howe from Northeast Ohio on May 12, 2015: Great hub, Candace. I'm open for suggestion on what I can do I'm doing exercises now that will firm and lift your breast and also make them smaller. Tube bras give support and coverage without any wires or straps that dig or poke. Another idea is to wear a cami that has a built in bra shelf and put breast forms (also called breast pads or inserts) into it. They are crafted using expandable, breathable fabric to fit snugly and help clean up any bulges to give you that hourglass figure. On the other hand, if the bra size is too large, the underwire may sit too low on your ribs and apply too much pressure on that area. I'm so sorry to hear that, hope you are feeling better. Soft, thin, and flexible Invisifeel silicone moves with you seamlessly through your day. Help! . I have burned myself twice on the stove. Wearing a bra is excruciatingly painful period but going without one and when I'm out in public is not an option. Totally jealous of exposed male breasts in the summertime! Sandy - That looks like a great product. You probably know the struggles of wearing one all day, every day. Thanks! Some corsets and bustiers are built for looks and not comfort and can be painful, especially if they are built really tight or with boning. My Male 46B/46C Breasts hurt when I don't wear my Bras. Voted up and up! Never never put polyester or underwire on. I was a34B, but lose so much weight around my rib (don't have the body fat). I get cheap 2 dollar tank tops with spaghetti straps a size smaller.
Being small-breasted the bandeaus and tubes flatten what I've got. It's all about finding what is comfortable. Even a small meal makes my bra too tight. So, a few years ago I finally came to my senses and decided I'll only be wearing sports bras from now on (and so far it's been doable because I'm a jeans-and-T-shirt type person). Bali use to make the best one it had extra fabric where the wire was now they have stopped making it. For some people, the problem with bras is the underwire. whin my bra straps hurt me i use a pad on the sholders. If men felt they needed underwired underpants - but no, they're not such fashion victims as we are. Camisoles come with or without built-in shelf bras. I will have to search for that link. Look for wide bands, which are usually more comfortable than narrow bands that dig into your sides. HubPages is a registered trademark of The Arena Platform, Inc. Other product and company names shown may be trademarks of their respective owners.
Am also interested in wrapping, and had actually considered it, but couldn't find any large enough and soft material to use in my home. i was in an accident and 15 percent of my body was badly burned (right around my torso where a bra goes) In addition to this i am a cancer survivor and have only one breast.
If your bras hurt, it's likely that your true size is actually different than what you think it is.
Finding the right bra that fits and looks right is like finding the right pair of shoes. Be careful not to get it too tight: You don't want it to impede your breath or blood flow. I am now so used to the loose fit and smooth back feel of the cami, it feels almost like wearing nothing, I can even sleep with it and not even think about it because it's not squeezing around my ribs at all, but still offers lift and padding to the boobs.
I have quite a predicament and i'm wondering if theres anyone out there in the same spot!
They are available in a range of skin tones, so you're rest assured that nothing will grab attention from underneath your sheer clothing.
The best thing to do is to try on all the options. Maybe I should wear a body suit. Most women don't like the uncomfortable underwire bras. Going without a bra does not lead to saggier breasts later in life: gravity alone is responsible for that. Girl - One thing that might help is padded sports bras. My problem with bras is that the bottom portion tends to ride up & sit on bottom portion of my breasts, just below the nipples. In Japan, chest wrapping is done with a special, extra-thin supportive cloth called a "sarashi." But under a loose, baggy shirt or a floral or other busy print tops, it won't be as obvious. I'm small chested, so I go without a bra most of the time. I know I have to keep wearing them to get adjusted & wear to them, but it is so annoying. Wont be doing this again anymore. I regularly use to pull it down from front bottom.not sure about exact problem..it becamey habit know but I know it looks very bad in crowd..pls suggest something.. Candace Bacon (author) from Far, far away on April 04, 2014: torrilynn - Underwire is definitely the worst. Barbara Badder from USA on June 08, 2013: I can't stand underwire bras. Look for one that has longer straps and make sure the strap adjusters are at the full length. They are suitable for strapless, one-shoulder, backless, or deep V-neck outfits. Bras force the breasts into unnatural positions, so maybe that is the reason behind that. The drawbacks of wearing a cami are that it can get hot and steamy in summer, since it adds an extra layer of fabric over your torso. Being comfortable and feeling good about your appearance can happen at the same time: there are lots of options and alternatives. I feel my bra is highly uncomfortable.. Voted up for useful! I have to wear a bra because of my line of work riding horses at a higher rate of speed most of the time you need to tie them suckers down! I'm sorry if it's a dumb suggestion. It never occurs to most women to make their own bra, but making a custom bra could be the solution for those who can't find one that fits comfortably. Barbara Kay - Thanks! At B-Six, we have a wide collection ofnipple covers, includingbra alternatives for seniors, large breasts, and even small breasts. At my wit's end with this search. Hate the idea of having to wear something so constricting. Whether you want something that doesn't nip, is more comfortable, or doesn't show straps, we've got you covered. ways to go braless more comfortably (including how to wrap your breasts, instead). I am a hippie who values comfort over conformity, so these are a godsend in order to feel more modest (i.e. But it is a better choice than a bra for a lot of women. Not to work , church, socal events .never. If you have never been sized for a bra by a professional, it's time. Getting the right size is the first step to avoiding discomfort. I hate buying new sports bras because they are often so much tighter than the ones I've been wearing for a few years, even though I got a bigger size this time around. I'm not in any sort of situation similar to yours, but perhaps you could try attaching cooling pads to the burned area underneath the bra? a bra without an underwire can be a lot more comfortable but still offer good support.
what about the women that kind stand all that elastic. A corset or torsolette might be something for you to try.