The right bra!

The Angel Bra is made of a sturdy lace and PowerNet material that provides excellent benefits to firm, equalize, and completely reshape your bust without underwire.

Our Reshaping Solution When Worn:

* Provides proper support and makes your bust look firm and beautiful
* Improves your posture
* Helps eliminate the appearance of bust fragmentation
* Helps to alleviate breast tenderness
* Reaffirms and reshapes bust location
* Provides correct positioning to help properly circulate oxygen-rich blood & nutrients
* Relieves weight from shoulders and relaxes back muscles
* Suspension band helps to minimize or add volume (when used as a push-up bra)

ANGEL BRA are custom fitted Bra and must be measured properly to fit you. speak to rep. before purchasing.
AVAILABLE COLORS: Black, Beige and White

Price $55 or 3 for $150


DID YOU KNOW............

1. It should feel good
A great bra fitting shouldn't dig, pull, poke or otherwise cause discomfort.
If it does, it's not the right bra (or size) for you.
Make sure it feels comfortable when you sit down and move around.

2.It should look good!
Always try your bras on wearing a t-shirt – it's the best way to see what it's doing for you.
A great bra fitting can make you look taller, define your waist to make you look slimmer!

3. Don't settle for wrinkles
If you see extra fabric or wrinkly, baggy cups, the cup size is too big. Try sizing down.

4.Don't fall out
Take a look at the front of your bra. There shouldn't be any breast tissue spillage, puddling, or falling out of the bottom of the cups. If there is, your cup size is too small. Try sizing up for a flattering, more natural looking fit.


5. Straps shouldn't work too hard
Your bra's support comes from the band, not the straps. Be sure that you're wearing the correct band size. Too big, and your straps will end up taking the weight, which will cause them to put pressure on your shoulders and dig in.


6. How tight is right?
Your band should feel firm and secure, but you should also be able to slip two fingers beneath the band in back, and one in the center in front. If you can't, you may need to loosen your band a bit, or go up a size.