Why can't big breasts wear a thin and thick cup bra

It is said that women with big breasts are more sexy, and the dissatisfied world is showing off the 'career line'. Just look at the stars. However, for big-breasted women with their own 'career line' in choosing bras, they are really not as good as breasted girls, and there are fewer bra styles. Here, the editor of Bra Pavilion will talk about why big breasts can't wear thin and thick cup bras.

The upper thin and lower thick cup is a type of cup type of bra, which refers to the cup type Thickness, the upper half of the cup is thin, and the lower half is thick. Generally speaking, the upper half is a thin cup, and the lower half is a thick cup (0.8cm) or more, and some can even reach a thickness of 6cm. .

From the characteristics of the top thin bottom thick cup bra, I believe everyone can clearly know that the top thin bottom thick cup bra is actually a fixed pad cup bra. You know, the use of breast pads is either to increase the breast shape, or to prevent the cup from emptying.

For women with big breasts, I think there are at least two reasons why big breasts can’t wear a thin and thick cup bra.

1, a big breast with its own 'career lineTherefore, there is no need for big breasts to choose a thick cup bra.

2, because the upper thin and thick cup bra has the effect of boosting the breast shape, if you wear a large breast, it is likely to cause the problem that there is no accessory breast, but the accessory breast will come out after wearing it. There is also a soft big breast, which may cause the breast to fall out of the bra.

So, big breasts cannot wear a thin and thick cup bra. The editor thinks that for big breasts, it is best to choose those thin adjustable bras with full cups. First, the full cups can better wrap and fix the breasts. Second, the thin adjustable bras can also give you a small wearing effect on your big breasts. !