Cotton Foam Bra Cups,White,One Size

Exactly what I was looking for! Years ago I had some similar pads tacked in my prom dress. I have lost around 20lbs and the top of my wedding dress just doesn’t fit like it should. (38D down to a 34B) I wanted these to tack in so my chest wouldn’t get lost in my dress and result in any embarrassing slips since a bra is not an option. These are cotton and very “push up”, I doubt these would work for anyone who is larger than a B cup, They are pretty small.

I bought these as a lightweight alternative for an elderly lady's breast prosthetic but they were not at all suitable. They are very small, as in size AA, and the padding is all in the bottom half. These might be usable as push-up padding for tiny women. Lesson: mind the reviews.

They are super small and kind of hard

These bra cups are THE BEST!!!! At least, for girls who are an A-C cup. (I've never been bigger than a C, so it would be unfair of me to express any judgement about these for being used in D-cup+ bras.) For basically any balconette, demi, plunge, and shelf bra, these cups give exactly the right amount of padding, lift, super-concealed nipples, and oomph. On top of that, if you've got a bra that you love, but it's just big enough on you that you can't wear it without looking embarrassing or foolish, voila! All you have to do is get these, have a seamstress sew these into your cups/sew them into your bra, and your too-big bra problem is solved. Jippi! These are worth every penny and more. I can't imagine why anyone would give these a score of less than 5 stars.

These are very comfortable and fit well. The only drawback I have is that they eventually work their way out of my bra. I'm not sure if that is a problem with my bra, me or the pads. I have had a partial mastectomy and was aiming to fill out the balance of the one cup. I've read that pinning it into the cup with a saftety pin works to hold it in place. '

These cups are so small. The hand in the picture must be small. I was looking for something to add to my nursing bras for more support, and hiding nipple because I can't stand to see them through a shirt. I'm regularly a 38DD and not sure what I am while nursing, but these do nothing for me. Might be good for someone else though!

I had a single mastectomy with reconstruction. The implant got infected and had to be removed. Since I found that whole ordeal traumatizing, and I since I had hated my expander and implant for the two years I wasted on that painful process, I decided to not reconstruct again. I run on the beach playing frisbee in bikinis and work out in the gym in sports tops, so I needed something simple, light, and cool to slip into one side of a bra or top. Depending on what I am wearing, I can either wear this alone or use it as the outer framework with some cotton cloth behind it. The first set turned out to be so useful that I bought a few more sets. My boyfriend calls them my "outplants". They provide a reasonable approximation to a natural breast shape. The edges are about as thin as you can expect, given what they are made of. Silicone "un-bras" are thinner. But they are also much hotter even with some padding behind them. These aren't as cool as I had hoped. They are covered in cotton but the inside is foam, and foam is always hot to me.I'm not sure there is any other way to make such things. But the back is concave so it's easy to put cotton scraps between me and the outplant.

Great material! Easy to use for what I needed.