looking for is a minimizer bra

Do you have a large chest and wish to draw less attention to it? If so, what you should be looking for is a minimizer bra. These bras are designed to reduce breast projection by up to two inches for a more flattering shape under clothes.

How They Work

Minimizer Bras create the illusion of a smaller bust by evenly distributing the cheap lingerie tissue around the cup. Thanks to special construction, the breast tissue is pushed in towards the chest and out towards the armpits. The resulting look is a smaller bust! This works in two ways.

By Compression: Similar to a sports bra, the material of your bra helps push your breast tissue in towards your chest, decreasing the projection outwards.
By Construction: The special construction pushes your breast tissue out towards the sides, again decreasing the projection of your breasts outwards.

If you're unable to get to a bra shop for a bra fitting, don't let that stop you from figuring out your bra size. You won't believe it till you're wearing the proper size but a good fitting bra will make you look thinner, feel more confident and will improve your breast heath. Here are the steps to a better you!

Have a seamstress' measuring tape handy. This will allow you to measure the circumference around your breast and rib cage with ease.
Start with your rib cage measurement. Place the measuring tape directly below your bust where the underwire would normally rest. Make sure the tape is parallel to the floor and is completely level. When measuring, make sure the tape is nice and snug, similar to how a bra should fit. Record your measurement in inches.
Once you have the measurement, add three inches. This is your band size. Bra manufacturers design bras with these measurements so don't worry about seeming bigger than you really are.  An exception to this rule is if you measure over 40 inches. In this case, stay within an inch of your measurement. The larger your breasts, the snugger your band should be to support you.MORE:cheap sexy lingerie