Spring is showing up more and more everyday. Our Cherry Blossom trees have finally begun to bloom. I love these trees, perhaps because I’ve grown up around them my entire life regardless I think they are pretty.
Speaking of Spring and newness, I’ve been trying out different products over the past several weeks for various companies and
Breeze Comfort is one that I would like to highlight today. Breeze Comfort is a bra company but what caught my eye about this company is the way their bra pads are made. They actually have tiny holes in them. Sounds weird, huh? That is what I thought but the idea is to offer circulation.
I tried out 3 products from the Breeze Comfort line
(that the company sent to me) and the
Pink/Black Diva Sports Bra was my favorite. Then again, I might be little partial to the name. Without going into too much details, lets just say it helped hold things in place pretty well and I liked the feel of the fabric against my skin. This bra ties around your neck similar to a swimming suite which can begin to become uncomfortable after a while so I didn’t like that part so much. I did like the extra wide pink band at the bottom that hugs your ribcage offering more coverage than a traditional sports bra. But out of the one’s I tried out this one is at the top of the list.
The other two bras that I tried were a
Basic Padded Bra and a
Push-up Bra (for those days when the ladies need a little extra attention) both in a Nude color so I can wear them under white t-shirts. These bras aren’t very flexible but they do stay in place which I like. My only complaint were the straps, they seem a bit thin too me because I’m used to a thicker type of strap. But I can easily wear these bras from day to day and hope that over time they will loosen up and conform more “to me”.
The concept behind the Breeze Comfort line is interesting to me. I didn’t see a noticable different in whether or not the ladies could “breathe” a little easier but maybe that is the point. I suppose the true test will come during the hot southern summer months. I do like how the ladies look a bit perkier now “in their new clothes” if you will.
To find out all the nitty-gritty about these bras, check out
Breeze Comfort online.
Disclosure: this post is sponsored by Breeze Comfort. Product samples of the bras mentioned in this post were provided for personal review. While product was provided, opinions in this post are 100% my own.
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