Smart & SexyWomen's Maximum Cleavage Underwire Push Up Bra

I've been trying to make my boobs look bigger since the 7th grade, and honestly ladies, I have been very, very successful at it. I'm sure my initial attempts to stuff my moms C cup push up bras in middle school were suspect at best, and I got extremely lucky that the handful of socks I was shoving in each cup to go from flat to fab never showed or slipped out, but I graduated 8th grade with not only the boys, but the other GIRLS too, thinking they were just big for my size, so I must of done an okay job lol.But that summer I had to address the pool issue, luckily my boobs finally decided to grow enough to get some decent cleavage, and that is when I discovered bombshell bikinis(and bras), and I was able to ditch(most) of the socks, and wore them all the way through high school and even now a few years down the road, all of my bras are bombshells, and aside from a few very close friends, everyone thinks they just started growing in 7th grade and got bigger and bigger. So you will not ever catch me fully badmouthing bombshells, I owe them a lot, probably including a major amount for pulling my BF(of 5 years now) back in high school(total boob guy, made him leave the bra on for 5 months and made sure he was thoroughly wrapped around my finger before he found out the big boobs were a lie LMAOO).BUT the one problem I've always had with bombshells, is with certain tops, a decent amount of tighter/clingy ones- it can just look like 2 big ol obviously super padded domes. Ladies, having read everything I just wrote, do you think I can afford to go out looking like I strapped on two giant domes of foam where my "natural" DDs are supposed to be? Uhh no, no thanks I'd rather not lol! I've heard(eavesdropping) on multiple occasions, people describing me as "you know, the little one with the huge tits" or something similar, and I am sorry ladies, I do consider myself a feminist, but I'm going to be holding onto that one for dear life, I ain't about to risk my little triple padded up Bs getting exposed and losing the "big boobs for her size" rep because I wanted to wear too clingy of a top, if you feel me lmao.This grey top in the pics, in particular, has always given me major problems wearing bombshells, to the point where I always layered something over it. But with this bra it looks much much better. And BIGGER somehow, even though the padding is about the same! I have tried it with several tops now(the few I owned that didn't work great with my bombshells) and it consistently looks at least better, maybe not perfect, but pretty good, with this than they did with the bombshells.It's maybe not so important if you're a weekend padded push up bra warrior, but ladies for those of you like me who are a padded bra every day and just let people think you got the gooooods, no padding needed, sorta girly- 100% get this for your tight/clingy tops!! You could probably just wear them instead of bombshells altogether, not quite as high quality materials, but cheaper and looks as good/better, and as far as I'm concerned it looking good is all that really matters lol!

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I lost 130 lbs and went from a 46DDD down to a 36C. Actually I measure 35 band and 39 bust. But with my weight loss the girls have new names: Saggy and Baggy. So I was looking for a bra with great life at a decent price.The good: after wearing this all day I can say this was comfortable all day long. It washed well and I always line dry all my bras. The straps do have stretch which is good. Band is true to size. This increased my bust measurement by 2 inches from a 39 to 41. In the last two pictures is the same top, the one picture is with a non padded bra and the other is with this Push-up bra. I love the difference in the profile.Update: Since I first wrote this review I tried other brands 2-cup up bras and found they only increased my bust measurement by 1 1/2 inches not 2 inches. I tried them mainly because they are made in a D-cup trying to eliminate some of the spillage in the center and having my girls touching in the center. But they have even more side padding and less padding out front so they actually gave my more of a uniboob look and not the natural separated look. Also this bra is at least only 75% of the price and less than that on sale and it looks so much better with better front padding that keep you looking like you have two separate boobs.The bad: The cups are heavily padded as a push-up bra should be maybe even a bit thicker than normal. It also pushes quite a bit from the side, hence the Max Cleavage as advertised. But as you can see in the pictures, I have plenty if spillage in the center. Really a bit more than I was looking for. So much so my breasts are touching, no gap between them. Also for a push-up bra I think the straps should be wider to help keep the cups snug to the body. As you can see in the 2nd picture, I have some gapping from the skin at the top of the cup. A wider strap could help solve this issue. In the 3rd picture I have the strap of this laying up against one of my other bra straps. It is half as wide. 3/8 inch where the other is 3/4 inch.All in all under a shirt it does what I wanted it to do, it lifted me up and gave me back 2 of my 3 lost cup sizes. I really like this to be made in a D-Cup to see if that would help eliminate so much of the center spillage.Update #2 I recently went up to a 38C instead of the 36C knowing this would essentially give me the same cup as a 36D. The fit is much better and not as smushed in the middle. The coverage is much better and the band is still ok I just had to move up on the back clasps.All in all going up on band size I would rate this as 4.5 stars if it had convertible straps I would give it 5 stars. Choice of colors are also a plus.