The breasts on both sides cannot be collected, is it a cup problem or not wearing it?

For girls with accessory breasts, I wanted to take advantage of the side-retraction function of the bra to collect a pair of breasts, but it was counterproductive and the accessory breasts on both sides could not be collected. How blinded is this? Is that a cup problem or not wearing it right? In fact, the editor of Bras Pavilion believes that the breasts on both sides cannot be collected, is it a cup problem? It is still not wearing right, don't panic! There is a solution to everything, and it depends on how the editor analyzes and solves it for you.

Be aware that there are five mainstream cup types for bra cups: half cup, 3/4 cup, 5/8 cup, full cup and triangle cup. The main difference lies in the coverage of various cups. There are more and less breasts, and the half-cup cup type is the type of underwear cup that covers the breast the least.

For those who can’t receive auxiliary breasts, half-cup and triangle-shaped bras are the most unsuitable for girls who have auxiliary breasts under their arms. Generally speaking, these two cup-shaped bras do not have the function of receiving milk.

Know that when you talk about accessory breasts, it usually refers to the fleshy (excess fat on the outside of the breast) under your arms, then the problem is simple. In a word, to collect the accessory breast, it is necessary to see whether the side position (underarm part) and the bending position (front part of the armpit) of the bra can well wrap the accessory breast. Because for the accessory breast, only these two parts are needed, and there is nothing to do with the other parts of the bra!

A bra with a good breast-receiving effect should have a wide enough side ratio (bra side wings), and the side wings should also have a design with built-in soft rubber bones to prevent the bra from wearing Wearing, the problem of secondary breasts went back again. In addition, the height of the turning position is also very important for receiving the auxiliary breast, because the widening of the lateral ratio alone to collect the auxiliary breast is likely to force the auxiliary breast to run up and not be included in the cup.

Writing at the end, I will share with you the topic about whether the breasts on both sides cannot be collected, whether it is a cup problem or not wearing it properly. The editor believes that if we are not wearing a half-cup bra or a triangle cup bra, if we put the accessory breast into the cup when wearing the bra, then the accessory breast on both sides cannot be received, it is not a cup problem, nor is it not wearing a bra. Yes, it's that the bra is not the right type. In addition, it is worth noting that the side ratio is not as wide as possible!

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