Nightlift Sleeping Bra Review

$ 17.50

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The idea of a bra meant to be worn only while sleeping is kind of fascinating to me. I know some friends who are never braless, whether it's daytime or 3:30 A.M. and they're curled up under the comforter, but I'm a bit more hippie than that (if an outfit ever allows me to go without one, I'm taking full advantage of the opportunity). The Nightlift bra, created by plastic surgeon Dr. Randal Haworth, is constructed so breasts stay up and in during sleeping and is thought to prevent sagging and drooping over time. Dr. Haworth explained the bra as "a cradle" to me and said the just-for-bed style is different from your everyday one because it's meant to deal with horizontal, not vertical, gravity. "When lying on your back or side, gravity exerts a sideways or lateral pull on the breasts that's different than the vertical pull in the standing position." The bra looks a lot like every other one in my drawer, with the most notable exception being two additional straps that are secured at the inside of each cup. I thought I'd hate feeling constrained by the bra while sleeping, but I was happily surprised by how
The idea of a bra meant to be worn only while sleeping is kind of fascinating to me. I know some friends who are never braless, whether it's daytime or 3:30 A.M. and they're curled up under the comforter, but I'm a bit more hippie than that (if an outfit ever allows me to go without one, I'm taking full advantage of the opportunity). The Nightlift bra, created by plastic surgeon Dr. Randal Haworth, is constructed so breasts stay up and in during sleeping and is thought to prevent sagging and drooping over time. Dr. Haworth explained the bra as a cradle to me and said the just-for-bed style is different from your everyday one because it's meant to deal with horizontal, not vertical, gravity. When lying on your back or side, gravity exerts a sideways or lateral pull on the breasts that's different than the vertical pull in the standing position. The bra looks a lot like every other one in my drawer, with the most notable exception being two additional straps that are secured at the inside of each cup. I thought I'd hate feeling constrained by the bra while sleeping, but I was happily surprised by how