Heavy breasts are a real nuisance. Ask anyone with a big, heavy bust. They affect how comfortable you are, what you can wear, and even how you feel about yourself.
92% of women with larger cup sizes run into problems from a heavy bust at some point. It's common, and the discomfort tends to stick around. For a lot of women it's a big insecurity. And not without reason.
If you don't do anything about a heavy bust, or don't know what to do, the weight can take over a bigger part of your life than you'd expect. Ellen knows that feeling. She's 56, a woman like you and me, and she spent 8 years looking into what bras actually do to breasts.
Ellen, 56, designer
Most bras are designed for smaller, lighter breasts and then simply made bigger. That leaves women with a full bust without the support they actually need. It shocked me that the big bra brands ignore that, so I decided to make something different.
If you're living with a heavy bust right now, I know exactly how you feel. I've been there. The constant weight, the pulling, fixing your bra all day. I tried everything: different bras, tighter straps, I even thought about surgery. But deep down I knew I didn't want to take those risks.
I'd almost accepted that I'd never be happy in front of the mirror again. Then I heard about the bra Ellen designed for heavier busts: the Daily Essential Bra. It was made for the women the big brands had overlooked for years.
At first I didn't think it could really help. But after reading story after story from women like me, I gave it a try. And I'm so glad I did.
Maybe you've already tried everything to deal with a heavy bust. Different bras, tighter straps, changing outfits all day, and nothing worked. You've nearly given up.
What if you didn't need to do any of that?
Ellen's Daily Essential Bra is a simple way to give a heavier bust the support it needs. You just put it on, and it lifts and supports where a full bust needs it most: from below. No digging, no pinching. You'll feel lighter in your body again, your clothes will hang better, and you'll like what you see in the mirror.
The Daily Essential Bra is a simple fix for women with a heavier, fuller bust. Here's how it helps:
The Daily Essential Bra is designed to lift and support heavier breasts properly, so your bust feels lighter and more balanced.
A wider band that covers more, so the support is spread across your breasts, back and shoulders.
Adjust the straps until the fit is right, and it stays comfortable and supportive all day.
The Daily Essential Bra has a lot going for it. Here are a few:
It lifts and supports heavier breasts from below, so there's less of that constant pull downward.
No underwire, no seams and no tight straps, so it stays comfortable and nothing rubs you raw.
Supports your breasts, back and shoulders. The firm stretch fabric and the pads lift your breasts and keep them in place.
The wide, smooth back band lies flat, so fewer bulges show under what you wear.
Made of soft, breathable fabric that still feels good at the end of a long day.
Take two and you save $5 on each bra. Take three and you save $10 on each, and both ship free.
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Don't take our word for it. Here's what other women say about the Daily Essential Bra.
From the moment I put it on, it was great. My daughter noticed everything sat higher! But for me it's mostly the comfort and the support right away that make such a difference. I'd tell anyone with a bigger cup size to try one of these bras.
The best fitting and most comfortable bra I've ever had. Ladies with bigger than average breasts should definitely try this one. Comfortable and supportive, without painful underwire. What else can I say? I'm really happy with it.
I have a bigger bust and felt stuck with underwire bras for life, so I really appreciate how much this bra has changed for me. My back and chest feel so much better than they did all last year in my old bras.
If a heavy bust is wearing you down, don't wait any longer. Get the Daily Essential Bra and get through your day with support and comfort.
This article describes the author's personal experience and is not medical advice. Results vary from person to person.