Q: What’s the best swimwear to prevent sunburn?
A: OK, so no swimwear alone will not prevent your skin from burning. The sun is a burning ball of fire and yes, its 7 gazillion miles from the earth but is still going to burn you if you stay out in it long enough. Swimwear that has UV50+ is going to help protect your skin, if you are lily white, a vampire or very sensitive to the sun, we suggest applying sunscreen at least 20 minutes before you go out into the sun and then again every 2 hours.
Q: What’s the best swimwear to enhance small bust?
A: Anything with a V or a plunge enhances any bust. You can add more “volume” to your bust by adding removable cups to the lining of your swimsuit. If you have a bikini top with no padding that you want to add removable pads to simple snip a small hole in the inside lining of the top (around 3-5cms) and grab yourself a set of removable pads from your local haberdashery store. Fold and ease the pad into the slit and get it into position. Voila. You can stitch up the hole f you like but its so small you probably won’t need to.
Q: What’s the best swimwear to avoid nip slips?
A: Yes, this is an actual question we get. Any activewear inspired bikini top will give you all the security you need. Plenty of coverage in the front, a good study set of straps (cross back are extra secure because the straps door fall off your shoulder)
What’s the best way to look after my swimwear when I’m on victim/holidays?
A: We always recommend you rinse your swimwear in clean water with a little soap and lay flat in the shade to dry.
Never ever put it in the washing machine. EVER. OK? GOT IT? GOOD.
If you are away on vacation and don’t have your usual laundry situation available, use a little body wash or soap from the shower (diluted) and rinse well.
Q: What colors are my best choice?
A: Blue is always beautiful. It works on every skin tone, it pops, it’s vibrant, and it makes you look tanner. I’m seeing a ton of blue this year—and every year, for those reasons. Turquoise and teal are natural picks for swim season. Red is also fabulous on many women, just consider how you tan. If you tend to burn, avoid red. Dark jewel tones like plum, navy and chocolate, and of course Black, are the most slimming swimsuit colors. Pinks can be tough to pull off.
Q: How do I make a swimsuit last longer?
A: After a wearing, rinse as soon as possible to get rid of chemicals or salt water. Then hand-wash with a gentle soap and hang to dry, out of direct sunlight.
Q: How do I get the best possible fit?
A: A: Swimsuits tend to fit snugly but stretch quickly. If you’re between sizes, think about what you’ll be doing in the suit. If you’re the type who loves to sit poolside and never goes in the water, stick with the bigger size. If you like to swim, go with the smaller size, knowing it’s going to give a little after getting wet. Then, don’t just stand in front of a mirror. Lift something up, bend over, see how it moves with you and whether it stays put.
Q: How to wash?
A: Cleaning method for most swimwear: Wash with cold water (no more than 30 degrees warm water). First immerse the swimsuit in clean water below 30 degrees, then add a little mild detergent. After 10 minutes, gently wash with hand, then wash thoroughly with water, wring it out slightly, and dry in a cool place.
high cut bathing suit
Featuring a bikini top with adjustable shoulder straps. Matched with a high waist cheeky bottom. V-shaped bottoms that have a high-cut for a leg-lengthening effect.
back clasp fastening bikinis
The back hook closure makes it easy to wear — you can pair it with your favorite bikini bottoms to complete your cute, fun-in-the-sun look.
adjustable straps swimwear
Show off your flirty side at the beach or pool with this bathing suits for women. Made of spandex for an easy and comfy fit, and a subtle pop of style.
push up swimwear for women
Get ready to relax in style by the pool or at the beach in this triangle bikini set. The push-up design provides you with light lift for a flirty look.
