Thursday, February 8, 2007

iGroove, ipod Nano Compatible Panties?


Lacy underwear, with special pocket to hold your ipod Nano. Neat isn't it. Now you can lounge around in your panties with ipod safely attached to your body at your panties.

Tuesday, February 6, 2007

Enhancing the Size of Your Breasts and Nipple Too?

Breast enhancement exercises are perhaps the cheapest and most natural method for promoting breast growth although they require a dedicated approach to make them work. The most popular breast enhancement exercise is a push-up. Here’s the right way to do push-ups:

Steps:

  1. Lie facing down on your stomach on a flat surface.

  2. Bend your knees and cross your ankles.

  3. Now start bending your elbows while keeping your palms in line with your shoulders.

  4. Remaining balanced on your palms and elbows raise your body - keeping your ankles crossed. This way, you don’t raise too much weight. Don’t straighten your elbows when raising the body - it may cause damage to your joints.

  5. Slowly lower your entire body, but don’t lie down. You should decrease the angle only until your arms become in line with the floor.

    If you fancy a bigger areola, see a doctor..hehe


Monday, February 5, 2007

Tips on Taking Care of Your Lingerie or Bra's


Guess what girls, to keep delicate fabrics of lingerie items looking gorgeous all the time, keep them out of the washing machine. Fill a deep sink with cold water and gentle detergent (shampoo or hand soap works too - Woolite should not be used, according to FreshPair lingerie), then soak. Rub the bra (or the lingerie item) gently with hand and make sure that you use adequate water to get the sweat out. If the bra is made of silk, lace or satin, exercise extra caution when rubbing so as not to pull the threads out.


Bag them
If you'd rather use the washing machine than hand-wash, put them in a lingerie bag or pillow liner, and set your machine on the delicate cycle at a cool temperature. Also, make sure the hooks and eyes are clasped so the bras don't tangle. (Note: Certain lingerie items are simply not designed to be machine washed and if the manufacturer recommends dry-cleaning or hand-wash please follow their advice).

Line dry
Never, ever put bras in the dryer. Instead, after washing, clip them to a clothesline or hang them on a drying rack. We have seen most women do not follow this advice and the bras and most lingerie items get dumped in the dryer without even thinking about it. Keep your lingerie away from sunlight too to avoid fading. Avoid shrinkage and prolong life by hanging bras to air-dry instead of machine-drying them.

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Saturday, February 3, 2007

Naked Tight Jeans

Buying Tight Jeans Tips
  1. Buy jeans that are your size. Buy nothing smaller, or nothing bigger than your actual size. Go to stores like Levi’s, Gap, Ashley Stewart or just any place to find your fit-in jeans. In order to look good in them they need to fit comfortably.
  2. Dark wash jeans are the best. They’re easier to dress up, and look good in various range of sizes. They’re really flattering on any figure.
  3. Variety is the spice of life. Try on different sizes of jeans to see which one fits good, and looks good on you. You never know the look until you try them on.
  4. If you’re not comfortable in the jeans you’re wearing they will not look good on you, and you won’t look and feel confident in yourself.

Tips in Buying Thongs and Underwears

What to Look For
Fabric One of the most important things to look for when shopping is the fabric. This will have a huge role in how comfortable the underwear is and how long it will last. Let’s look at the different fabric options:

Cotton
  • 100% cotton is soft and durable
  • offers excellent breathability and is highly absorbent
Blends
  • can be cotton with added Lycra or spandex for stretch and recovery, to maintain shape
  • panties with 2-8% Lycra or spandex can also work a bit like control-top pantyhose; may help tuck in the tummy
  • cotton and polyester
  • blended or more synthetic fabrics may come with cotton gusset for breathability
Synthetic
  • some can be all polyester or nylon
  • generally less expensive than microfiber
  • not as durable as cotton
  • don’t breathe well and can trap moisture
  • but smoothness of fabric can prevent clothing from clinging
Microfibers
  • fine, silky, soft and synthetic yarns
  • are supposed to help improve comfort, fit and style
  • some are considered "performance" fabrics, such as Coolmax, which offer more high tech moisture control
  • popular fabric choice for panties that are seamless or promise no panty-lines
  • generally cost more than cotton panties
Fit It’s also important to get the right fit – who wants to be tugging at their underwear all day long! Here are some things to keep in mind when selecting your new underwear:
  • sizes vary greatly and there is no industry standard, so what may fit you in one brand, may not in another
  • in general, a 5 is small, a 6 is medium and a 7 is large
  • to determine your size according to manufacturers’ charts, measure yourself before you go shopping
  • measure around the fullest part or your hip, making sure the tape measure remains level all the way around
  • measure your waist, placing the tape measure around the natural indentation of your body
  • it is okay to try ‘em on; just make sure it’s over top of your existing underwear or nylons
Fast Fact

Half of women surveyed say they waste money by buying underwear that doesn’t fit and is so uncomfortable that it is abandoned to the back of the drawer. (source: ShoppingBags.com)


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