Why did Braologie fail when Deco holds me up?
Can someone please help me solve this problem? Because I want either a bigger Lacie bra or more Deco bras. Right now I am inclined to buy more Deco.
Ping Vee MilkAndHoney Does Lacie not allow any bottom room? Is that why? I am so confused. Oh and none of them are everyday bras for me but special occasion bras so comfort is pretty optional.
Comparing a 32G Freya Deco Honey (1254) with a 32GG Brao...
http://www.bratabase.com/compare/dhmny/
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Weird that you brought up Decos because over the last half hour or so, I've been looking into them for myself.
I know you pinged Vee and MilkAndHoney but I'm barging in because I'm curious about the Deco thing. I've been looking for something that "lifts" a la Michalak CHs and I found a review that mentioned the Deco.
For what it's worth, The Lacie that I have is VERY shallow. I can't imagine how anyone could possibly fit the push-up pads that come with the bra into the cups and get their boobs into the cups at the same time.
Lacie doesn't "lift", as far as my expectations of the definition of "lift", but it holds in all my side tissue better than any other bra style I've found.
The problem I'm finding already, and I've had the Lacie only a couple of weeks, is that as tissue migrates (none of my damn bras fit!) quad-boob seems to get worse by the day.
Today I wore my larger-sized Braologie (which used to belong to MilkAndHoney, and my breasts actually hurt, the way they used to hurt all the time when I unknowingly wore bras that were too small.
I thought I read somewhere that Decos are disaster for shallow, wide root breasts? Am I mixing it up with another bra? I've looked at Deco half-cups, but it seems their wings are very short. For me there's no point in having cups that attempt to give me nice lift if they let my tissue escape out the sides.
I'm pretty sure they are very different. The deco has medium wires and medium/deep cups, whereas the braologie is shallower and wider right?
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