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How do I keep the wire in my bra?
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I wish that was the only problem with my favourite bra the bone snapped in the middle of the cup the other day totally gutted had to find another bra to wear that is comfortable not the ones you wear to impress your fella lol
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Buy another one!!! Bras have a short shelf life, which depends on how often you wear it. If you only have a few and your big busted its 6 months or so as the guide.0
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Buy another one!!! Bras have a short shelf life, which depends on how often you wear it. If you only have a few and your big busted its 6 months or so as the guide.
Yes, unless it's a Rigby & Peller (in which case, take it back) bin it and treat yourself to a new one."If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." -- Red Adair0 -
Drives me nuts when that occurs, but happens especially with cheaper bras!0
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Buy another one!!! Bras have a short shelf life, which depends on how often you wear it. If you only have a few and your big busted its 6 months or so as the guide.
easier said than done, I really struggle to find good fitting bras that are flatteringShut up woman get on my horse!!!0 -
Kimberley82 wrote: »easier said than done, I really struggle to find good fitting bras that are flattering
https://www.bravissimo.com
There isn't a woman that they can't fit."If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." -- Red Adair0 -
Not sure how to fix your current one but I was told to always hand wash bras and leave them to dry in an airing cupboard rather than using a washing machine and tumble drier.0
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they mainly dont fit me well, or if they do they are not flatteringShut up woman get on my horse!!!0 -
Another one here who has used the bra angels. I found them to be really effective.The IVF worked;DS born 2006.0
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I'm a bigger girl too (32E) and I don't find Bravissimo bras very good even when properly fitted by them. I swear by Rigby and Peller bras these days though they are eye-waveringly expensive, for comfort, looks and longevity.0
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