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[Bonkers1]

The rep said to rearrange it if it doesn't fit properly.  Does this mean every time you wear or wash it you have to rearrange it?

[Desertdi]

[Mom2Dogs]

I watched at midnight...but had to turn it off, Sandra/host would NOT stop talking.  What I think maybe the guest meant that you need to 'rearrange' your breasts sometimes.  I take a 32G...depending on my bra I have to move things around to fit the bra cup correctly.

I have something similar from WACOL, with an underwire, it holds me in really well, no jiggle, no bounce.

I'd like to try this bra because my size is sometimes difficult to find but that cost is a tad high compared to what I currently pay, but the day is not over yet.

[KCDiva]

I ordered the cami bra when it was a TSV. I wanted to like it to spend almost $100 on it but it was a no go for me. My girls aren't up where they used to be I'll admit it. I think once you get it pulled up on the sides of the cups it will mould to you. I may be in the minority but I like an under wire bra. It's the only type of bra that doesn't give me uniboob. I have several wire free bras like sports bras and they're not attractive. They're for comfort. I don't find underwired bras that uncomfortable and wear them most often. I wear the wire free around the house or to the gym. I immediately sent it back because it just didn't look good and for that kind of money I wanted to love it. A lot of women seem to like it so maybe it was just me. 

[wagirl]

I tried the this bra when it was a TSV last year--and it really is a very nice, comfy bra--but I bought it to try  prosthetics in it--and it worked very well. Was soft and looked really good with those "girls" inside, however--it was a job to fit them in that tiny opening and to adjust them correctly. The fabric is wonderful and I believe the price was the same too. I LOVED the length of it too--- I did send it back, more because I had already bought a similar one and since I rarely wear my "party boobs" , didn't feel the need for another special bra. 

[Rockycoast]

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@KCDiva wrote:

I ordered the cami bra when it was a TSV. I wanted to like it to spend almost $100 on it but it was a no go for me. My girls aren't up where they used to be I'll admit it. I think once you get it pulled up on the sides of the cups it will mould to you. I may be in the minority but I like an under wire bra. It's the only type of bra that doesn't give me uniboob. I have several wire free bras like sports bras and they're not attractive. They're for comfort. I don't find underwired bras that uncomfortable and wear them most often. I wear the wire free around the house or to the gym. I immediately sent it back because it just didn't look good and for that kind of money I wanted to love it. A lot of women seem to like it so maybe it was just me. 

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I only wear underwire bras.  They give me the lift and support I need.   I have tried 3 different styles of Rhonda Sheer bras- wire free.  Worthless. Her "shop your top" is bogus. Tried another brand of wire free bra, forget the brand name. Same thing, No support, the band underneath my breasts would roll up underneath them.

So I'm sticking with my underwires.  They do the job they are supposed to do and are comfortable to boot.

[beach-mom]

@Bonkers1 - I'm a huge fan, but I wasn't at first. When I first tried it I said "no way." But then I saw a video with the vendor, in which she was allowed to explain things, and she said "too tight, just right." I gave it the three days she recommended, and now I don't want anything else!

I don't consider myself well endowed, but I am full figured, which a bra fitter once told me meant my breasts are spaced apart.

In any bra I always kind of lean forward a little and put them in (the fitter taught me that too - I never did it.). I think that might be what the vendor meant.

BTW I don't "step in," I pull it over my head, then adjust it.

 I wore nothing but contoured underwires for as long as I can remember. I didn't dare wear anything that wasn't an underwire. These have made such a difference!

It's too bad some hosts don't let vendors talk more about what they're selling. They know their products best. Let them talk about it, especially during the midnight introduction!  

[geegerbee]

I also turned it off because of Sandra Bennett trying to outtalk the vendor. So annoying.

[AZfem]

@Bonkers1 

What they mean is you either give it the 3 wears to conform to your shape OR if you can't wait, start stretching it from day one where you need more room like under arms, straps, over breasts. It conforms to your shape after 3 or less wears. 

You may not need to do either as mine fit well right from the start. Since they cover multiple sizes in one size you may need to stretch it if your on the end of your size range.  

[Venezia]

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@geegerbee wrote:

I also turned it off because of Sandra Bennett trying to outtalk the vendor. So annoying.

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This is strange because I normally don't notice things the hosts do or don't do.  But I happened to be watching this at midnight and it wasn't even far into the presentation, when Sandra interrupted the vendor mid-sentence, as she was explaining the patent and why the bra was unique.

I couldn't believe Sandra would interrupt the woman, just so she (Sandra) could tell us what getting a patent meant.  Then, as others have posted, she just kept talking a mile a minute, until I said "Oh, for heaven's sake, stop talking."

At that point I switched off the TV.  What has happened to her?  She used to be so calm and respectful with the vendors.  I don't like to criticize the hosts, because I'm sure it's not the easiest job in the world but, Sandra, calm down!