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Reddit mentions of Braza Liquid Edge 2 - Breast Enhancement Bra Insert Pads - Size A/B
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Braza Liquid Edge 2 - Breast Enhancement Bra Insert Pads - Size A/B. Here are the top ones.
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- Contents: 1 Pair - Size A/B
- Satin covered bra inserts by Braza are filled with mineral oil that adds as much as one full cup size to your bust and shaped to fit comfortably in most bras.
- Gives you a gentle lift, perkier cleavage and makes your breast look naturally fuller.
- Material: Foam, satin, polyester and Mineral Oil filling. Hand wash with cold water.
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Beige |
| Height | 4.5 Inches |
| Length | 6 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | A / B |
| Weight | 0.4 Pounds |
| Width | 1.5 Inches |
Hi there, I was basically 6' when I started and to folks on the street I'm just a tall girl. (Also I shrank, I'm 5'10" now! Thanks estrogen!) There is a point where it's hard to pass if you're too tall-- but 6' isn't it.
Anyway, this website has a neat calculator with some fashion advice depending on your body shape, if you want to dress in more traditionally feminine attire: https://shopyourshape.com/calculate-your-body-shape/
(I don't recommend their store, just the calculator.) Other general tips for us oddly-shaped ladies:
HRT will, of course, help with the ability to both look and feel like a woman, both literally-- like your skin will feel soft and smooth-- and in terms of your mental state. Many people do take HRT for a while before coming out, so they can feel more confident in their appearance. I'm not sure why you're looking to go without right now, but it does help the things you're looking for help with.
If you're just looking for subtly feminine clothing to wear while in boy mode, jeans and t-shirts, sneakers, hoodies, and button-ups all exist in the women's section too. A general rule of thumb is go one size larger than your size in men's, but you really do have to try on women's clothes-- I did that at home and returned them if they didn't fit, at least at first. Plucked eyebrows and a light gloss on your fingernails also go unnoticed, as does shaving body hair more broadly. Some people just aren't that hairy-- me, for example-- and there are reasons that men shave their body hair. Just say you're a swimmer. Women's underwear's an obvious choice, though be careful, as some styles sit on your waist and men's jean's... don't.
Thrift stores are your friend. Good luck!
Because I've had two surgeries on the smaller one I bought these by Braza but they're very narrow and I think I'd be better off with something wider or maybe even slightly moldable, if that exists. They work okay, but in some bras it does make that boob looks slightly bigger. I was going to do some more research. There's a group of people here who've had full or partial mastectomies who know a lot about this, but I haven't looked for them.