Creating a bust

• Posted by Sophie Summers May 31, 2012 #silicon breast forms  #enhancers  #clevage  2,836 views
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  One of the most popular questions we get asked is how do I create a believable cleavage? In a recent survey (April 2012) it was noted that the average woman bust is now a “D” cup – something I personally find difficult to believe but the facts were there in black and white.

  Most Bra manufacturers were reporting increased sales in the large size and cup bras…. ah ha so what they are trying to tell us is that the “average” woman is getting dare I say larger and therefore proportionally there boobs are getting bigger this I can believe.

   

  This does not explain why when you stroll down the street you find that so many women appear to have eye catching bust lines (all observed in the interest of research of course), the true answer really lies in the fact that there is a marked increase in the sales of push up bras, enhancer bras or gel bras all giving mother nature a helping hand!

  If we were to combine the latest bra designs with chest tape, enhancers and cosmetics what would we get? Well sounds like a lot of scaffolding I know but if your willing to go with me on this one the results can be quite pleasing.

  
  In true blue peter style this is basically what you may require:

   

  a) Enhancer design bra I have gone for a La Senza padded design my size is 36A for this exercise
  b) Silicon enhancers or chicken fillets as they are sometimes refereed to.
  c) Lift bra (figure 2)
  d) Highlight makeup for shading the chest area.

   

  Step 1 – Not everyone is blessed with excess tissue around the pectoral mussel but do not despair this should not be a problem. Put on your favourite enhancer bra and slip in the silicon enhancers. Ensure the silicon enhancers are placed correctly for me they are as near to the armpit as possible without showing. This should provide some form of cleavage?
  
  Step 2 – Place the “Lift Bra” (figure 2) over the existing bra. This design embraces the cups of the enhancer bra and helps life the chest up giving a fuller look (figure 3). The front clasps helps to pull your new boobs together.
  
  Step 3 – With a little shading you can enhance the look even more. Start by creating an arch at the top of the breast area using a medium blusher or bronzer, then fill in the main area which forms the bust with an an iridescent powder. I use Mac Iridescent powder silver dusk as it adds sparkle, shin and makes the whole area pop or stand out better.