We
all are conscious about our attire. What do you think is the key factor about
it? Colour? Trend? Brand? It’s nothing but comfort. Not only your outer wears,
but your inner wears should also give you the perfect feel!
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Good and bad inner wear
Always
try to wear a good underwear. A clean, dry, fresh and perfect-fitting one is
good underwear, while the one that smells, has not dried properly is bad underwear.
We should always make sure to wear a good underwear and stay away from a bad
one to keep our privates healthy, happy and free from infections.
·
Prefer cotton
Cotton
is the best fabric to be made into inner wear. Silk, satin and laces might look
very appealing and alluring in underwear, but are not good for your skin.
Cotton helps your skin breathe and does not let germs and infections grow on
the surface of your skin.
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Size of your bra
matters
Studies
show that nearly 64% of women wear bras of the wrong size. You may find this
weird. Wearing a wrong size bra can make your breasts scarred and even sagged.
Not just this, wearing too tight bras can hurt your muscles and lead to pain
and stress in the back, breasts, shoulder and neck. Additionally, wrong sized
inner wears can also be an obstacle to maintaining correct posture and keeping
you comfortable. So be careful about the size of the inner wear you pick.
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Don’t be harsh with
them
You
can remain happy, only if your inner wear is happy. Always store your underwear
away from other clothing items. If you are placing them in a drawer, remember
to cover the surface with a fabric or a clean sheet of paper. Do not wash them
in hot water and do not be harsh with them.
·
Remember
to change your underwear as soon you are done with a workout session; even
better if you change into clean underwear after taking a shower or bath. The
sweat and discharge during workout might lead to a variety of infections if you
keep on wearing that particular underwear for too long.
·
Replace every six-
eight months
We
cannot hold the inner wears for too long. Like shirts and jeans, we cannot hold
them for long. Same goes with bras. On an average, a bra should be replaced
every six-eight months. This is because after that period, their band stretches
out and cannot support you and your boobs anymore.
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