(23-07-2015, 03:09 AM)sweetkisses Wrote: [ -> ]I'm surprised people in China don't seem as small chested as what Americans think. Either most Chinese people wear extremely padded bras or they don't have very small boobs.
Yeh if you see this world chart with cup sizes you'd think it is like it is for example: Chinese women are a lot of a-cups.. But they are only talking about cup sizes and not about height waist size butt size etc. So yes an A cup sounds small but maybe not on a tiny frame..with skinny butt and legs. If you have butt that suites size 40(L) then yeh a d-cup isnt that big.
I also saw that Scandinavian countries score high in cup size, BUT the chart does not say that they also belong to the most tall people in the world. So these international numbers kinda say nothing.
But I'm not waist training btw.. seeing the numbers you posted up here
I neither know what the perfect waist to height ratio should be..
But when I lok at your pictures I think you can already stop corset training right? You have a good hourglass-figure already.
Note for myself: research anise. buy hops and borage oil.
The anise I got before smelt like licorice but I don't like licorice. I didn't realize it was only made to smell. I rubbed it on my breasts and it burned. It was made by a company called now. It says for aromatherapy. I didn't read that part. Lol.
(23-07-2015, 08:40 PM)pom19 Wrote: [ -> ] (23-07-2015, 08:31 PM)hannah14 Wrote: [ -> ]Note for myself: research anise. buy hops and borage oil.
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Hannah, I use anise in my toothpaste:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001E722Z4?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00
ah thats special, dont know anything yet about the uses of anise. But I read something(dont know what anymore) and maybe it can be a beneficial add for my NBE program.
I only think its taste is awful so I'll have to see.
Doing research is fun too, I'll do it tonight since I've plenty of free time tonight.
(24-07-2015, 03:14 PM)sweetkisses Wrote: [ -> ]The anise I got before smelt like licorice but I don't like licorice. I didn't realize it was only made to smell. I rubbed it on my breasts and it burned. It was made by a company called now. It says for aromatherapy. I didn't read that part. Lol.
aai,lol, that must have been painful
Are you still using it?
I saw it as an ingredient in another breast enlargement product.
(24-07-2015, 04:23 PM)hannah14 Wrote: [ -> ] (24-07-2015, 03:14 PM)sweetkisses Wrote: [ -> ]The anise I got before smelt like licorice but I don't like licorice. I didn't realize it was only made to smell. I rubbed it on my breasts and it burned. It was made by a company called now. It says for aromatherapy. I didn't read that part. Lol.
aai,lol, that must have been painful Are you still using it?
I saw it as an ingredient in another breast enlargement product.
I'm not using anything now while I'm away from home. I heard anise was good from somewhere (dont remember the website) but I prefer the smell of lavender. I wouldn't consider using anise oil because the smell bothers me. The lavender I used dries my skin. I also used 97% wild yam cream but all of it went under my fingernails so I prefer to use oil. Unless there is a cream for the breasts that moistures into the skin well.
(25-07-2015, 12:33 PM)sweetkisses Wrote: [ -> ] (24-07-2015, 04:23 PM)hannah14 Wrote: [ -> ] (24-07-2015, 03:14 PM)sweetkisses Wrote: [ -> ]The anise I got before smelt like licorice but I don't like licorice. I didn't realize it was only made to smell. I rubbed it on my breasts and it burned. It was made by a company called now. It says for aromatherapy. I didn't read that part. Lol.
aai,lol, that must have been painful Are you still using it?
I saw it as an ingredient in another breast enlargement product.
I'm not using anything now while I'm away from home. I heard anise was good from somewhere (dont remember the website) but I prefer the smell of lavender. I wouldn't consider using anise oil because the smell bothers me. The lavender I used dries my skin. I also used 97% wild yam cream but all of it went under my fingernails so I prefer to use oil. Unless there is a cream for the breasts that moistures into the skin well.
I've used flax for a while and I think I'm going back to that, not sure though. I'm now using coconutoil and I dont really like it..My breasts feel deflated and my nipples seem to be different.
But maybe you are using essential oil in pure form? Since its all itchy..
(25-07-2015, 06:22 PM)pom19 Wrote: [ -> ]sweetkisses, Lavender oil can be skin irritant.
I use it everyday, one of my fav, but only for its aroma.
http://www.paulaschoice.com/cosmetic-ing...ct-and-oil
POM
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Thats a good link Pom! I want massage with lavender oil anymore if this is true..
Research also indicates that other components of lavender, specifically linalool, can be cytotoxic, meaning that topical application causes skin-cell death (Source: Cell Proliferation, June 2004, pages 221–229). Lavender leaves contain camphor, which is known as a skin irritant. Because the fragrance constituents in lavender oil oxidize when exposed to air, lavender oil pro-oxidant. This enhanced oxidation also increases its irritancy on skin (Source: Contact Dermatitis, September 2008, pages 143–150). Lavender oil is the most potent form, and even small amounts of it (0.25% or less) can be problematic. It is a must to avoid in skin-care products, but is fine used as an aromatherapy agent for inhalation or relaxation (Source: Psychiatry Research, February 2007, pages 89–96; and
www.naturaldatabase.com).