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I have small boobs and its getting me down how can I................

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Enhance them without paying for surgery as I can't afford it

They were bigger before I had DD but decreased in size afterwards, they seem to be getting smaller and I feel really self consious. I would love to be able to fill a nice top iykwim.

can anyone recommend anything apart from getting pregnant again LOL.
muppets
I bet I am smaller than you.
How much budget do you have?
I went to a really good lingerie shop and got two bras in beautiful fabrics which ACTUALLY FITTED ME.
Everywhere else I have been from La Senza to M&S to House of Fraser were too big - even the 34 AA's
The brands I bought fit me in a standard 34 because we chose the right shape of cup and the right type of padding etc. They are silk/lace and pretty too which makes me feel much better about myself.
They probably cost £40 to £50 each but they wash beautifully and i am prepared to take care of them ( having spent that much money). They have not faded or lost their shape and I wear them constantly.
I figured that as they make me look a much better shape in every thing I wear they were worth it

I was REALLY embaressed going in but the staff are lovely and used to seeing smaller women. You don't get the bored girl who really wants to work in the dept selling jeans...

The other thing is fitness. The right type of trainning will help the muscles in your upper body so that you 'sit' better IYSWIM. Maybe see if your local gym can give you some advice for stuff you could do at home with some light weights.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 05-Nov-09 13:08:04
26 you are a baby, in another 15 years you will be so glad that you can't tuck them into the waist of your trousers.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 05-Nov-09 12:48:27
I've really struggled with my boobs since pregnancy, I used to have great boobs and used to have a really active social life but have struggled since I had my first. My friend has recently introduced me to a life line. Silicone Chicken Fillets, www.undercover-glamour.com/breast-enhancers/chicken-fillets-medium/ I now use them every day and get a bit of my old bounce back in my stride although my husband still gets the real thing. They are the cheap alternbative to a boob job and worth a try.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 17-Sep-09 17:31:03
I think that corsets are fabulous bits of equipment! They really shove whatever you have up and out, and should make you feel as though you are just being hugged! They are quite an effort to get into and maybe an extra pair of hands is helpful.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 17-Sep-09 09:36:57
have you read up how the breast enlargement pills work? Did a quick google search and this one www.breastenlargementpills.org.uk explains that its something to do with activating the cells behind the breasts to promote growth?
Thanks Ladies - think I will look into creams and herbal remedies
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Mon 13-Apr-09 16:40:17
Erdic is a natural breast enhancer, i think a newspaper trialed it and proved it worked.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Mon 13-Apr-09 16:30:58
Wish I had this problem instead of wishing mine smaller....lol
muppets, I haven't tried the herbal thing but I remember some journalist took part in a trail and was impressed. i am like you very small framed and now I am still Bf my 6th child and I have nothing left. Christ knows how sad they will look once he finished feedingsad.
LOL - Think I should and see what happens.
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