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Style Tips-Avoid such 'nippy' embarrassing situations

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Nipples seen through tight-fitting shirt
She walks into a chilly air-conditioned room wearing a fitted T-shirt and things get very 'nippy'...
The solution:
T-shirt bras are a boon when it come to seamless smoothness under T-shirts but to avoid having your nipples stick out (especially so in enthusiastic air-conditioning), make sure they are padded. Very convenient for this purpose are pads that you can simply slip into your bra or even nipple stick-ons or nipple covers such as this & this that will buffer such embarrassment.
(Contributed by Dhanya)
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  1. Anonymous3:02 PM

    This is why I do not wear bras. They are uncomfortable and are all about a sexual vision. It is proven that women who wear bras keep their boobs perkier longer but there are a plethora of different exercises you can do daily/weekly that would do an even better job than any bra.
    I say, be bold! Go bra-less!

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  2. Christina3:04 PM

    Wear a padded bra, doesnt have to be heavy padding, just a decent amount should provide coverage. Or try the special stickers they sell for that purpose

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  3. Lara3:05 PM

    there are special bra's which has soft spung inside.u can ask such bras to salesgirls.and if u doesn't find that use bra pad inside any bra.in that case you will fix your problem.

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  4. Anonymous3:10 PM

    tape up your nipples

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  5. Gracy9:21 AM

    Hmm great tip!

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  6. Manjula9:06 AM

    I think you're doing some amazing stuff, be proud.

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  7. Yogita9:06 AM

    What a fabulous point! You are right!

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