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Age 13 - G cup... really?

When puberty hits, our teenage girls find their shape changing, and submitting to a bra-fitting hits the top of the ‘most embarrassing experiences’ list. It’s well-known that women are bigger than they were a decade ago. It has become quite normal for a 13 year-old with a small frame to need a size 6G bra. She’s usually wearing a 10D; the cups are too small, the back is too big with little support.  Read full article here

Do you really want to Minimise?

When women ask for a Minimiser it's because they think a Minimiser will make them look smaller in the bust. What a minimiser bra does is squash the bust and spread it across the chest, so you appear to have no shape. Your waist is gone and you end up looking more like a barrell than an hourglass. However, when fitted correctly into a bra which separates your bust and lifts and the full length of your torso is revealed making you appear much slimmer than you could ever imagine.

14DD? I don't think so!

Take Pamela Anderson as a prime example.  Reported as being a 34C (12C) before surgery and a 36DD (14DD) after surgery. With breast implants the band size does not change, only the cup size - so this report is obscure.