Sunday 3 November 2013

HURRAY !!! LADIES HERE ARE TIPS FOR A FIRM BREAST.



Wondering why our set isn’t quite as perky as it used to be? It turns out that breast tissue ages faster than the rest of our body, according to a new study published in the journal Genome Biology. We can all agree that’s totally unfair, so here are a few ways to keep our girls happy and healthy—longer!
No wonder the skin here tends to sag—we girls go through a lot! “Breast tissue goes on a roller coaster every time we gain and lose weight,” says Marisa Weiss, M.D., founder of Breast Cancer.org. Not to mention how much they can fluctuate during pregnancy and before our period each month.

 The only way to save the skin is by moisturizing, says Weiss. She suggests sticking to a one-ingredient approach by rubbing something like organic coconut oil over them.
we also need a good sports bra when we’re working out, but our girls should be properly supported all day long. Ask for help at a lingerie shop or department store to find a bra that fits. “Even running around in your everyday life, have the support you need to avoid some of the stretching out that happens with gravity,”

 We really can keep our girls looking perky with the right workout. “we can exercise our upper body, especially the pectoral muscles,” says Weiss. “The breasts sit on top of these muscles, so if they’re in good shape the breasts will sit higher.”


Aside from surgery and a solid push-up bra, the best way to fight sag is with perfect posture. Sitting up straight will make our breasts look substantially bigger, says Weiss. Plus, it’s way cheaper than that name-brand pushup you’ve been eying.
After all our breasts go through, it’s not too surprising that they often end up with a few battle scars. And unfortunately, these annoying little marks are largely caused by genetics. But here’s the good news: “The pink color and puffiness that goes along with relatively new stretch marks will fade and calm down over time,” says Weiss. 

If they’re really bumming you out, avoiding and treating stretch marks.

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