YOU GOT EM,THEN SUPPORT THEM

     Many women do not know their bra size and  it results in spillage over the cups or spaces between the cups.This is a definite NO NO and an embarrassment to you let alone the fashion crime you've committed!!! woman!!!

So how do I get to know your size.First you need to get measured regularly.Reasons being you may have gained or lost weight in the process and the size may differ.

 This is how its done:-

Lets start with the band size:-

1. Measure around the top of your rib cage, directly under your bust. Be sure to keep the measuring tape evenly horizontal to get the most accurate number possible.
2. When you have the measurement, round it off to the nearest whole number. If the number is even, add 4 inches; if it’s odd, add 5 inches.
3. Your band size is the sum of this calculation. 

What about the cup size?

1. Place the tape measure around the fullest part of your bust, again making sure that it stays as even as possible around your breast.
2. Round that measurement to the nearest even number and calculate the difference in inches between this number and your band size. A difference of 1 inch equals an A cup; 2 inches equals a B cup; 3 inches equals a C cup; and 4 inches equals a D cup.
3. So if you measured a 36 band in the first step and you measured a 38 here, then your bra size is a B cup. 

Of course the brands will differ and thus choose carefully ladies and enjoy shopping.

 I love the following set because they are stick ons...all you need again is to know your bra size

By Ruth Mwende