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1. Wedding Dress Bra Inserts & Breast Enhancers – Feel Confident on Your Big Day

   Posted on 11:00am Thursday 15th May 2025

   

   Wedding Dress Ready: The Secret Helpers Under Your Gown

   Finding the dress is a huge moment — whether it’s for your wedding day, a civil ceremony, or another celebration of love. But once you’ve found the perfect dress, it’s completely normal to want a little extra support or shape underneath. That’s where my range of breast enhancers and bra inserts comes in.

   Over the years, I’ve helped countless brides (and bridesmaids!) feel more confident and comfortable in their dresses — especially when dealing with low necklines, tricky strapless styles, or just needing a better balance or silhouette. My enhancers are designed to lift, boost, or shape depending on what you need — without compromising comfort or elegance.

   Why My Bra Inserts Are Ideal for Bridalwear

   • Invisible under dresses: No visible edges or harsh shapes, just a smooth, natural curve. Most styles sit inside your bra, but some can be taped directly to the skin or your dress using my Boobylicious Tape.

   • Customisable options: With 12 different styles to choose from, there’s something for every cup size, dress style, and body shape. Whether you’re after a subtle lift or full-on wow factor, you’ll find a match.

   • Great for non-standard sizing: If your bust is asymmetrical or your body doesn’t fit mainstream sizing, I’ve got you covered — literally. These are for real people with real bodies.

   Wedding Dresses Don’t Always Work with Bras

   One of the most common issues I hear from brides is that their dress doesn’t work with a standard bra — whether that’s because it’s strapless, has an open back, or the fabric is too fine. This can leave you with less support than you’d like, and often a bit of a gap between your bust and the dress.

   Because wedding dresses are usually structured to skim rather than cling, it’s often necessary to go up a size in enhancer or insert to fill the space and get the lift or cleavage you want. This is totally normal — especially if the dress doesn’t compress the bust or has built-in padding that needs balancing.

   In some cases, the seamstress may have done all the alterations possible, but there’s still a visible gap at the bust. Or the dress simply won’t allow for any more adjustment. That’s when going even bigger with the enhancer can help bridge that gap and give the illusion of a perfect fit. If that’s you — don’t worry. Just get in touch and I’ll help you find the right solution.

   Not Sure What You Need? I Can Help.

   Weddings are stressful enough without worrying about what’s going on under your dress. So, if you're not sure which style is best, I’m always happy to help. Just pop me a message with a few details about your dress and what you’re hoping to achieve, and I’ll point you to the best options.

   You can also order with peace of mind — discreet packaging, fast delivery, and a return policy that gives you time to try your enhancers or bra inserts out before the big day.

   Top Picks for Brides

   • Style 6 – Bust Boosters: Ergonomic, versatile, and a great all-rounder for shaping under structured dresses.

   • Style 5 – Cleavage Creators: Perfect for side shaping in dresses with plunging necklines.

   • Style 7 – Killer Cleavage Creator: For a bigger impact if your dress needs more shape.

   • Style 9a or 9b – Every Girl’s Best Friend / Mega Boost: My most popular bridal options — oval-shaped, high-boost, and optional nipple for a fuller silhouette.

   All of these can be paired with Boobylicious Tape for extra security, especially useful in strapless or sheer dresses.

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   Whatever your style, shape or gender identity — you deserve to feel your most confident self on your wedding day. And I’m here to help make that happen, with a little silicone magic and a lot of care.

   “Confidence isn’t about being perfect — it’s about feeling ready for the moments that matter.”

    

2. Style 7 Box Option

   Posted on 12:00pm Monday 17th Mar 2025

   A Change to Style 7 Breast Enhancer Packaging

   I always want to make sure that the packaging for my breast enhancers is both practical and protective, but sometimes unexpected challenges come up. Unfortunately, I’ve had to make the difficult decision to remove the rigid magnetic box option for my Style 7 breast enhancers—at least for now.

   The issue is that my UK-based box manufacturer has recently reduced the range of sizes they offer. I completely understand why—these are challenging times for many businesses, and stocking a wide variety of sizes can be difficult. However, this has left me in a tricky situation. The next available size up is far too large, and the previous size was just about workable, but not ideal for everyone.

   The Packaging Solution Going Forward

   For now, the Style 7 breast enhancers will come as standard in the simple tissue paper.  If you'd like an upgrade, I will still offer the organza bag, which keeps them safe while also being a more flexible storage option. If you do need a rigid box for discretion when receiving your order, I will be adding a plain card box for postage, it's not pretty, but you could also use it for long-term storage.

   I’ll continue looking for a better attractive box packaging solution in the future, but I didn’t want to offer something that wasn’t quite right. I know this will be disappointing for some customers, and I’m really sorry for that. If you have any thoughts or suggestions, I’d love to hear them—your feedback always helps me find the best solutions!

   Thank you for your understanding :)

3. Migraines

   Posted on 12:00pm Sunday 19th Jan 2025

   The “Joy” of Perimenopause and Migraines

   Lately, migraines have been making life particularly challenging for me. I’ve always had them, but perimenopause has taken them to a whole new level. As hormone levels fluctuate, my migraines have become more frequent and intense. Unlike the classic migraine with aura, mine tend to affect my entire body, particularly the back and side of my head, neck and digestive system, which reacts badly every time. If you experience nausea, vomiting, or digestive distress with your migraines, you’ll know how debilitating this can be. 

   I know I’m not alone in this. Migraine is an incredibly common condition, affecting millions of people in the UK. Whether you experience visual aura, sensitivity to light and sound, dizziness, or severe pain, I have the deepest sympathy for you. Migraines can take over entire days, sometimes longer, making even the simplest tasks feel impossible. I try to not let them take over, and continue on when I can, but I get very frustrated with how they affect the running of my shop when I am having a bad spell. I don't like you guys to suffer too while you wait longer for me to get back to you etc. But while they are often unpredictable and difficult to manage, there is some good news on the horizon. When I'm poorly with one, I tend to feel very low and negative, but I've taken some time to read about positive changes in migraine healthcase, and I hope the news may help some of you too. 

   New Migraine Treatments in the UK

   For many years, migraine treatment options have been somewhat limited, particularly for those who cannot tolerate traditional medications such as triptans. I use a triptan nasal spray, but I am finding it less and less effective. However, exciting new developments are becoming available, offering hope to those who have struggled to find effective relief.

   One of the most promising areas of research is CGRP inhibitors. These medications work by blocking calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP), a protein that plays a key role in migraine attacks. Unlike traditional painkillers, CGRP inhibitors are designed specifically for migraine prevention and treatment. Some of the most well-known include:

   • Erenumab (Aimovig)
   • Fremanezumab (Ajovy)
   • Galcanezumab (Emgality)
   • Eptinezumab (Vyepti) (administered via infusion)

   These are now becoming more widely available on the NHS for those who meet certain criteria. If you suffer from frequent and disabling migraines, it may be worth discussing these with your doctor.

   Another exciting area of treatment is neuromodulation devices, which use electrical or magnetic stimulation to help interrupt migraine activity. Some of the devices currently available include:

   • Cefaly – a headband that delivers small electrical pulses to the forehead to prevent and treat migraines.
   • gammaCore – a handheld device that stimulates the vagus nerve to help reduce migraine symptoms.
   • Nerivio – a remote-controlled wearable device that is applied to the arm to reduce migraine pain.

   These devices can be particularly helpful for people who either cannot take medication or prefer a drug-free approach.

   Let’s Share Tips and Support

   Migraines are incredibly complex, and what works for one person may not work for another. If you have any tried-and-tested migraine management strategies, I would love to hear them! Whether it’s a particular supplement, a lifestyle change, or something unexpected that has helped, please feel free to share.

   And if you are struggling and need some support, I’m always here. Migraines can feel isolating, but you are certainly not alone. Hopefully, with new treatments emerging and more awareness around migraine care, better days are ahead for all of us who live with this painful/frustrating/challenging condition.

    xxx