" Are You Among The Majority Of Women Wearing The Wrong Size Bra? "

Are you constantly tugging and pulling at your Bra straps? Struggling to keep a strapless bra in place? Straining to keep the upper-half of your body motionless?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, you are most likely wearing the wrong bra. Research indicates nearly 80 percent of U.S. women are wearing the wrong size.

Many of us may not realize that not all cup sizes are made equal! Cup sizes actually fluctuate depending on the band size. Contrary to popular belief, bras do not just go up to a DD. They can extend to sizes KK, and even L.

The idea is to get the perfect cup and perfect band. For that, you need a wider range of sizes than just the 32A to 38DD you find in a department store.

Manufacturers don’t create bra sizes in the same way either, what a pain!. If you measure to be a 34B, that doesn't mean you'll be a 34B in every brand. The sizing is more comparable to jeans, which will fluctuate by designer, than compared to shoes, which are normally standard.

You might find it hard to believe but investing in a good bra is really money well spent. However, the benefits greatly outweigh the very slight cost increase.

Bras at a specialty store will run anywhere from $35 to $150.

A bra is something you wear daily, so it really is an investment. European women treasure their undergarments and see them as a necessity.

A higher-quality bra will last longer and because of the money you spent, you are likely to look after it.

You should soak your fine undergarments in a special detergent (available at lingerie shops), then let them hang dry.