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I have teardrop breast forms that I really like. I wear them with adhesive to go braless or to wear a conventional bra, or in a pocket bra. The problem that I have is that when I’m wearing the pocket bra, after a couple hours of normal movements, I’ll notice that my breast forms have rotated in the pockets so the top of the teardrops are on the outsides. I don’t see special pocket bras for teardrops. Is the cup size of my bra too big for my forms?
Thanks for your help.
I bought both my forms and pocket bras at Glamour Boutique. They do not move at all.
Hello . What are breast forms and What are you’re tear drop breast forms that you like?
I know dumb question lol
I purchased mine at enfemmestyle.com, and made sure my pocket bra was matched correctly to hold my sweet 38B girls in place. They seem to work perfect together…and I think they look great!
Haley😘
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I agree with some of the posts below about your bra being too big. When I bought my forms, I had a sports bra and a regular bra that I tried to use them in. They worked great with my ‘rice in stockings’ forms, but my actual forms moved around way too much. (I can’t adhere them because of chest hair.)
I have a 41″ chest at the nipple (without forms) and 38″ 2″ below. I used the table on the sponsors website and that guided me to be the appropriate bra (see the link below). I bought 1200g teardrop forms and bought the Amoena pocket bra (42D). It fits PERFECTLY and fits the forms perfectly. When I have it on, I truly have my own breasts! They bounce and jiggle, but are anchored to my chest in the pockets. And the bra is VERY comfortable!
https://www.thebreastformstore.com/whats-my-bra-size.aspx
Good luck!
*kisses* tara 🙂
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