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" \n Try a Demi Cup  Smaller breasts are typically larger on the bottom than up top, so this low-scooping style gives just the right amount of support where you need it.  Go Tighter  Eighty percent of your bra is held in place by the band (not the shoulder straps), so it should be a snug fit. A good rule of thumb: You should be able to fit only two fingers between the band and your skin.  Eyeball the Underwire  If you&amp;#039;re not filling out the bra, double-check that the underwire is framing your boobs, not cutting them off. Otherwise, you may need to go up a size for a wider cup.  Check Out Your Profile  Turn to the side and raise your arms above your head. If the back of the band moves up, it&amp;#039;s too big. It should be even all the way around your torso.  Sources: Gayvin Powers, owner of Eve&amp;#039;s Apples, an online boutique specializing in small bust sizes; Ellen Shing "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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