How Often Do You Wash Your Bras?

October 15, 2012

Admit it. How many times do you wear your bra before washing it? Once? Three times? Five? Well, a bra expert was recently asked this on television. Her response? Eight! Yikes! This answer caused quite a stir in the social network among many women, including me. Personally, I think this is wrong. If I'd been asked this question, my recommendation would be three to five tops. The primary variables to consider are your climate and proclivity to perspire. And, no bra should be worn 2 days in a row – your bras need time to breathe and return

to their shape between wearings.

This bra-washing frequency topic started a whole discussion on our Facebook Page with women sharing all of their tips and tricks. One HerRoom fan said she hand washes her bra after every use. First, she soaks it in the kitchen sink with a mild detergent, then uses a soft bristle nail brush and gentle soap to scrub the underwire and edging to remove deodorant and sweat. She says this technique has preserved the quality of her bras that she's had more than a year. My response? Wow, are you for hire?

We learn so much from our Facebook fans, and here is a perfect example. We learned many women, after hand-washing t

heir bras, stick them in a salad spinner to remove excess water. Isn't that fabulous? And it makes perfect sense. The spinner eliminates water without wringing or twisting – a major no-no with lingerie

if you want it to last longer. Genius!

While I don't think you have to go to such extensive measures to care for your delicates – I do recommend hand washing your bras. But if the washing machine is your mantra, at the very least, put your bras in a lingerie bag like the Braza Safety Washer Bag to protect the underwires and straps from getting tangled. Wash on Gentle cycle, using mild detergent.

And NEVER put your bras – or any lingerie for that matter – in the dryer. The heat will deteriorate spandex , not to mention – possibly pull and twist the underwires.

Find more helpful information about caring for your delicates here.

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Lingerie Patrol ™ 2012 Emmy Awards

October 08, 2012

Hats off to all the stylists involved with this years Emmy Awards. You did a great job – particularly with the cleavage area. Below are some of my favorite call outs in this edition of Lingerie Patrol ™.

Christina Hendricks resurrected her look from two years ago, wearing a similar Christian Siriano gown that she wore to the 2010 Golden Globes. This version features the same strapless, sweetheart neckline that caused some controversy the last time because of her full bust. Though I agree this is a daring look with such heavy-set breasts, I think Christina wore this style well, showcasing a supported bosom that was appropriately covered and tasteful.

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Lucy Liu donned a reflective disco-ball inspired gown by Versace. This dress hugged

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her flawless curves to a T and left little to the imagination in this dazzling look. A mirrored gown like this could be hard to pull off but Lucy's small frame looked great in this style.

Amy Poehler looked sexier than ever in a cleavage-baring Stella McCartney gown. Amy's red carpet looks are usually more modest, but this

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time, the newly single mom took the plunge and wore a dress with a deep V-neckline to showcase her breasts – which were void of any sag.

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Lingerie Patrol ™ Can We Get Some Support?

October 01, 2012

Heidi Klum, what

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were you thinking? You're the star of “Project Runway,” have super-model status yet you show up looking like this???

Klum, with her flawless curves and longstanding career in the fashion and TV world was recently spotted looking less than supported and rather “bumpy”. I get that she's busy, but no fashion icon should look like this.

Heidi's un-supported bust has her looking old and saggy. There are so many solutions out there to fix a look like this. One is a camisole with a built-in shelf bra. This would've given her a more lifted, youthful look. Another is a great order propecia online

ess,bras,937,001,10.html”>strapless bra. Having multiple straps could have worked here as well – it's become a current fashion trend, so she also could've worn a fun contrasting color bra style under this top for a trendy and supported look.

Bottom line Heidi: you're too old to try and carry this look off without some support. And, maybe it's the angle, but a piece of shapwear also looks to be in order here.

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