Article: When’s the Best Time to Step Up Your STEP Shaping Bra?
When’s the Best Time to Step Up Your STEP Shaping Bra?
Are These Concerns Familiar to You?
Small bust
Uneven size（asymmetry）
Sagging
Wide-set breasts
“I want to keep a beautiful bust silhouette.”
“I want a real solution to my bust concerns.”
Whether you’re looking to solve common bust concerns or simply maintain a beautiful shape, the BRADELIS STEP Shaping Bra is designed to support your needs.
But what exactly does the “STEP” in the STEP Shaping Bra mean?
What Is the BRADELIS STEP Shaping Program?
The BRADELIS STEP Shaping Program is a three-step system designed to guide your bust toward its ideal shape using underwire bras with specialized shaping functions.
Each step plays a unique role:
Guideline for Stepping Up
So, how do you know when it’s time to move to the next STEP?
One key indicator is the Bust Base Line.
For those seeking more visible results,
we recommend combining your routine with the Bradelis Bust Lifter.
What is the “Bust Base Line”?
The bust base line refers to the natural outline at the base of your bust. When this line becomes more defined, breast tissue is less likely to spread to the sides or back, and it also helps prevent sagging.
For even better results with your shaping bras, we recommend the BRADELIS Bust Lifter—a supportive item that assists with proper fit and enhances the effectiveness of shaping.
As early as 3–6 months
- Worn at least 5 days a week
- A bust base line has formed under the bust
- Flesh that used to spread to the sides or back is gradually gathering toward the bust
As early as 6 months to 1 year
- Worn at least 5 days a week
- Even without wearing a bra, the bust base line has become more defined
- No flesh spilling from the bottom of the bust, and the underwire stays in place
- Side flesh gathers more easily, making the cups feel tighter
As early as 6 months to 1 year
- Worn at least 5 days a week
- Even without a bra, the bust base line is clearly defined—not only underneath, but also along the sides
- Flesh no longer escapes from the bra, allowing the bust to maintain its volume
- The bust moves toward the center, creating cleavage and height
If this sounds like you, we hope this guide has been helpful. And if you’re feeling, “I just can’t seem to move on to the next step,” the cause may be related to how you’re wearing your bra or its current condition. Here are some helpful guides on how to wear your bra properly and when it’s time to replace it. Be sure to check them out:
Tips for Wearing Your Bra the Right Way Guidelines for Knowing When to Replace Your BraWith the right care and timing, your STEP journey will bring out your most beautiful silhouette — and remember, every body is unique, so take each step at your own pace.
