Segment
shaped Bra Inserts are great to add subtle boost with your
push up bra - replace the original flimsy foam inserts!
Segment
shaped Silicone Bra
Inserts / small Breast Enhancers
Crescent
shaped silicone and and new foam Segment
shapes are small enhancers that make an
ideal upgrade
for
the foam
insets that come with push-up bras. These
little segments can also be used to good
effect with conventional bras
to give subtle enhancement. Experimentation
with placement within the bra can give
different
effects to boost size or cleavage.
The
curved shape of soft silicone segment
enhancers will blend to your body and complement
your natural silhouette.
Because you can position the 'Segments'
underneath or to the side of the breast
you can
(with
experimentation) get a different look
according
to the type of effect required.
Silicone segments
details (foam version similar size but lightweight)
Colour
:
Clear
Silicone
Size
WxH
:
4-1/2"
X 2" (12cm X 5cm approx.)
Volume
:
50cc
Weight
:
100g
approx. (pair)
Style
:
Crescent Shaped Silicone
Bra Insert
Size
guide
:
Use with A, B & C
cup bras'
New
stock due in on 6th June. Reserve
your Segments
shaped bra inserts now
click buy below (Choose from Silicone
or Foam options)
One
pair 'Perki'
silcone crescent
/ segment shaped bra inserts
£14.49
Next working day delivey
available
NEW
product: One pair
Braza Magic Boost
segment shaped lightweight
foam bra
inserts
Place Cookie Segments inside your bra,
with the curved portion underneath the breast close to
the bra underwire (or in the bra pockets if applicable).
As indicated in the fitting picture, adjust
for final placement according to your preference
Adjust your natural breast and bra for
a perfect fit
BoobyBits
says...
Cookie
Segments can provide subtle enhancement and boost for your
natural cleavage and no one will ever know! Use to replace
the tiny foam enhancers as supplied with most push-up bra's
Q: Do most women really wear the wrong size bra?
Yes, it is estimated that over 70% of women actually wear the wrong size bra! The most common mistake is that of selecting the wrong size Back Band size. Commonly, women may find that their bra's back band is ridding upwards towards the shoulder blades - this means the bra has too big a band size. If this sounds familiar, you may need to select a bra with a smaller back band and possibly larger cups. It is worth getting properly measured; if your band size is wrong the bra will not be a good fit even if the cup size seems OK.
