Do bras make your boobs sag?
No, bras do not make your boobs sag. Wearing a bra can actually help mitigate sagging by minimizing bounce. While some sagging is genetic, a portion of ptosis can occur from excessive bounce and stretch. Over time, stretching of the skin can lengthen Cooper’s ligaments (the fibers that anchor breasts to the chest wall). When those ligaments lose their elasticity, you’re left with a sagging effect.
Larger breasts will naturally bounce and stretch more than smaller breasts, which is in part why bigger busts are at increased risk of sagging. And, of course, breasts are at their bounciest during a high intensity workout. Investing in a properly fitting and secure sports bra is a great way to slow the effect of sagging over time.
Larger breasts will naturally bounce and stretch more than smaller breasts, which is in part why bigger busts are at increased risk of sagging. And, of course, breasts are at their bounciest during a high intensity workout. Investing in a properly fitting and secure sports bra is a great way to slow the effect of sagging over time.
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CrossOver Bra
Wireless Bra
Honeylove's criss-cross mesh adds a signature touch, and a bonded underbust lifts without underwire. A wide wing with back-smoothing fabric eliminates back bulges. Adjustable straps and back let you modify your fit, and the straps can also be crisscrossed to stay hidden under racerback tank tops.
CrossOver Bra
Wireless Bra
£64
£64
Silhouette Bra
Wireless Bra
3D printed velvet adds support, and a bonded underbust lifts without underwire. Adjustable straps and back closure let you modify your fit. Straps can also be crisscrossed to stay hidden under racerback tank tops.
Silhouette Bra
Wireless Bra
£59
£59