Do you CRAVE a boob makeover?
Hate the way your bra fits? Come to the CRAVE show this weekend (November 3rd and 4th)in Seattle and give “your girls” an instant boob job. The Boob Lady and Bellefleur Lingerie will demonstrate how to put your best breast forward in all your foundations. Learn the ins and outs of bra wear and care, quick tricks to getting a custom fit, and all the breast! We’ll be on stage at 4:00 PM both Saturday and Sunday. Click here to buy tickets to the show.
October 31st, 2007 at 12:56 pm
Wish I could come, BL! I need a new fitting & fast.
Lots of love & sass,
J.
February 21st, 2008 at 7:49 pm
Hello there, I seen Tyra Banks show about wearing the wrong Bra with Ms Elizabeth. Please send me the book from the Trya Banks Show “Are you wearing the wrong Bra”
My Address:
Gail Allen
1019 Harlem Street
Tallahassee FL 32304
February 22nd, 2008 at 9:35 am
Hi Gail. You can pick up my book: “bOObs: a Guide to Your Girls” at your local bookstore or order it on-line from various book retailers via my website, http://www.booksonboobs.com/?order.htm. Thanks for being good to your girls!
February 22nd, 2008 at 11:54 am
I do not have the money for a reduction and do not know when I will and I have moved to Charleston SC where I do not know anyone. I am unable to work. If I could afford one, some day, how do I know how to find a good doctor? Since I am new to this area, I can not go with “word of mouth”. I loved you on Tyra and wish with all my heart I was the woman getting the reduction.
I would like to know how to fit my Bra size. I know it is wrong.
Thank you for your time.
February 22nd, 2008 at 3:26 pm
Hi Christie. You can learn more about plastic surgeons and where to find one in your area by visiting the American Society of Plastic Surgeons website (http://www.plasticsurgery.org/). In some cases, health insurance will pay for your reduction. You can also chat with other women about their experiences with breast reduction surgery at http://www.breastreduction4you.com/forum.
My best advice on getting properly fitted for a bra is to seek out a lingerie specialist who has seen alot of boobs and knows the bra business thoroughly (whether it be at a large department store or a small boutique). You should be measured at least once a year, given that our bodies (and breasts) are in a constant state of flux. Another measuring method that many women have found useful is Size Me Up (found at http://www.getsizedup.com/default.aspx). Let me know if you any other questions and if any of this info helps!