4 signs that remind you it's time to buy new underwear

When did it make you want to change your underwear? Wait for it to rot (hard)? Wait for it to get moldy? Some experts suggest that the life of ordinary bras is about 3 months to 6 months, so a piece of underwear can only be worn for half a year and needs to be replaced.

But time alone won't determine whether your underwear will fit. Even if some underwear has not been worn for a long time, we should change it from various details!

1. Breast cups often move up. 

Sometimes your underwear is not very good. When you make a gesture, the underwear moves. This situation is very awkward, especially when the cup constantly moves upwards. Pulling underwear in public is very indecent. When the cups run up because your underwear is too loose at the bottom, your bra is so shallow that it floats over your chest like a plate. As soon as he raised his hand, his underwear naturally followed.

2. There may be two reasons for the phenomenon that the shoulder straps often slip off. 

One is that the underwear is too small and too loose, and the shoulder straps are easy to slip after moving up. The second is to choose the wrong shoulder strap style.

Everyone's shoulders are different; there are broad shoulders, narrow shoulders, flat shoulders, etc. Different shoulder shapes suit different styles. Another common mistake about shoulder straps is that they are too narrow and loose.

The lift of the chest is brought mainly by the shoulders, so the more comprehensive the shoulder straps, the stronger the pull, the better. The straps that are too thin are purely decorative and have little tension. In the long run, your beautiful firm breasts will sag more and more, which is not an alarmist.

3. There are dents on the chest or back. 

Once the underwear is unbuttoned, there will be noticeable steel ring marks on the chest, indicating that the cup selection of the underwear is too small. If there are streaks on the back, it usually means the hem is too tight and needs to be oversized.

Or the bottom edge is too narrow to allow it to be squeezed in quickly, causing streaks. Try switching to a broader bra. On the one hand, it increases support and stability, and on the other hand, it can disperse and balance the fat. Therefore, before buying underwear, be sure to know your size accurately. You can also go to the underwear store to try it on, to find the most suitable underwear.

4. The upper edge of the cup is too sloppy, or the chest is too pressed. 

Space means the cup is too big and the pressure is too high. The bra says the cups are too small. If both of these situations occur, this underwear is no longer suitable for you. Please discard it without hesitation.