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What is your breast shape: The right bra for your breast type


Hiya Miggies, 

 Today we'll look at an entirely different topic today: Bra types for different breast shapes.
Have you ever thought of knowing the type of breasts you have and what kind of bra to suit your breasts?
A lot of you am sure,would also be in my shoe, I haven't thought of knowing my breast type. So, let's do this together. I've made researches and I hope it would help.
Stay connected.
DIFFERENT BREAST SHAPES  - Know your breast shape
  1. Omega shape
  2. Thin shape
  3. Archetype shape
  4. Reduced Projection shape
  5. Conical shape
  6. Uneven shape
•Omega Shape: Also known as “ball-shaped breasts” it occurs over time due to improper bra wearing. The base of the breast is one circumference size.

 •Thin Shape: Also called tuberous breasts, this smaller breast causes the breast shape to appear slim and long.

 • Archetype: they're standard breasts are full and round & used by manufacturers to design. Most women with great implants have this.
image•Reduced Projection Shape:
not enough breast tissue to fill out a bra’s cups.
The breast base fits perfectly in a C cup underwire bra, but does not fill out the cup.

 •Conical Shape:
Typical breast base,
cone-like breast shape,
have tissues to fill out front cup,
unusual and exist in small sizes.

 • Uneven Shape: 
Two breasts not of equal size, occurs mostly during menopause,illness or body injury

BEST BRAS TYPES FOR YOUR BREAST SHAPES (I)
imageHere are lists of Bra types for your breast shapes noted previously:


  • Omega Shape: Rigid & non stretchy cup bras, plunge bra, soft cup bra without underside, shelf bra.

  • Thin Shape: Soft cup bra without underwire, push up paded bra, plunge, contours bra, Bandeau bra.

  • Archetype: All bra styles

  • Reduced Reduction: underwire bra for your size, stretchy cup bra, minimizer bra, soft-cup wire free bra.


image• Conical Breast Shape:
Contour bras
small pads
push up bras
minimizer
bandeau
sports bras with under wire.

 • Uneven Breast Shape
Pushup bras
Cookies
Contour bra
plunge bra
** KINDLY save the pictures of all bra types and breast shapes to further learn about this. For more: visit:
herroom.com

 Next:
Breast sizes.
Q & A

 I hope you're enjoying this topic?

 BRA SIZING AND FITTING.
imageJust like knowing your body shape and having your body size measurement, it is equally necessary, (now I know) that you/we know Y(our) breast sizes.
If you're an addictive and attentive follower of MS, have a measuring tape, you never know.
-Measure out your breast using a measuring tape of course
-measure the cup size
-measure the band size
-look at the chart above and know your size

 Voila!

TEST YOUR FASHION KNOWLEDGE Q & A
imageTo all who have paid full attention to today's topic, it's time to test our knowledge. Let's see how many of us are intelligent and attentive enough.

 Question:
My breast fits perfectly in a C cup underwire bra but does not fill out the cup and it is size 40B. What is my breast shape and what type of bra do I need to wear?

 Your answers now!

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