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In a previous article <1993Jan12.190929.13038@fuug.fi> (Susan Davis) says:

>In a previous article, an299@anon.penet.fi (Judy) says:
>>
>>A 38 B is a good size for a padded bra.  That way, you don't need
>>anything!  No kidding.  Bali bras are nice and pretty.
>
>This is true!  I find that I never need to put anything but me in
>padded bras, and you also get much more realistic results anyway
>if you don't try to be a D cup....

Being new to bras, at least on my body, I wonder about the differences between
the types of bras and the effect that each is designed to achieve (I can imagine
an aspiring Civil Engineer whose goal it is to design bras).  I know there are
padded and unpadded, but how much of a cup size increase is available?  My 
results from the "tale of the tape" indicate that I am either a 36 or 38.  As
much as I would like them to be better developed, they are only an A or AA, I
have to check the chart to be sure.  The main problem with the breasts that
I do have is they are formed as "male pec's" not female breasts.

The other "feature" that I am not sure of is underwire bras.  Is this only
for added support if you have large breasts or does it have a "push-up"
effect to get the maximum breast tissue up and out front.  Of course, there
is then the issue of color, lace, and material.

I'm sure that I am forgetting a number of other "features" considering the
number of them on display in the stores.

...I'd like the pink lace 38B padded bra, please...

Erika
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