This bra liner will save you from sweaty boobs during the heatwave

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So, I have some good news, and some bad news. The good news - as I'm sure you're all aware - is that we're expecting some gloriously sunny days over the next week or so.

The bad news is if you're expecting it to be pleasantly warm, well, prepare for your expectations to be well and truly dashed - because it's more likely to be a real sweaty, stuffy heatwave.

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But provided that you're dressed appropriately for the weather - it shouldn't be too much of an issue.

It's pretty basic really - stick to shorts, t-shirts, dresses and loose-fitting trousers and you should be able to cope with it pretty well. Oh, and then there's the undergarments - namely bras.

Those of us who happen to wear them know how much of a pain bras can be in the heat. They're restrictive, suffocating and just downright sweaty.

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And it's not like you can count on the extra layers to conceal your boob sweat if you do happen to sweat profusely in that part of your body.

Well, that's where this bra liner from Belly Bandit could come in handy. Yep, the post-pregnancy shape-wear brand is selling a range of Don't Sweat It bra liners.

According to the description for the product, the bra liner "minimises the effects of unsightly and uncomfortable under-boob perspiration."

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"Our soft, viscose from bamboo material gently absorbs moisture while moving with your body," it adds. "Any size, any age or any activity - these sweat soakers are the perfect way to stay dry and comfortable around the clock. Simply slide our discreet liner beneath the bottom of your bra and say goodbye to wet clothes and irritated skin."

You hear that, ladies - if you want to rid yourself of boob sweat forever, it's as simple as slipping a piece of moisture-absorbing fabric in your bra!

This article originally appeared on Four Nine 

This bra liner will save you from sweaty boobs during the heatwave

vt-author-image

By VT

Article saved!Article saved!

So, I have some good news, and some bad news. The good news - as I'm sure you're all aware - is that we're expecting some gloriously sunny days over the next week or so.

The bad news is if you're expecting it to be pleasantly warm, well, prepare for your expectations to be well and truly dashed - because it's more likely to be a real sweaty, stuffy heatwave.

[[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/beingbernz/status/1153153225262018560]]

But provided that you're dressed appropriately for the weather - it shouldn't be too much of an issue.

It's pretty basic really - stick to shorts, t-shirts, dresses and loose-fitting trousers and you should be able to cope with it pretty well. Oh, and then there's the undergarments - namely bras.

Those of us who happen to wear them know how much of a pain bras can be in the heat. They're restrictive, suffocating and just downright sweaty.

bra
[[imagecaption|| Credit: Belly Bandit]]

And it's not like you can count on the extra layers to conceal your boob sweat if you do happen to sweat profusely in that part of your body.

Well, that's where this bra liner from Belly Bandit could come in handy. Yep, the post-pregnancy shape-wear brand is selling a range of Don't Sweat It bra liners.

According to the description for the product, the bra liner "minimises the effects of unsightly and uncomfortable under-boob perspiration."

bra
[[imagecaption|| Credit: Belly Bandit]]

"Our soft, viscose from bamboo material gently absorbs moisture while moving with your body," it adds. "Any size, any age or any activity - these sweat soakers are the perfect way to stay dry and comfortable around the clock. Simply slide our discreet liner beneath the bottom of your bra and say goodbye to wet clothes and irritated skin."

You hear that, ladies - if you want to rid yourself of boob sweat forever, it's as simple as slipping a piece of moisture-absorbing fabric in your bra!

This article originally appeared on Four Nine