Proven Tips, for Choosing Swim Suit Fashion

When choosing a two-piece, pick one with a soft pleated bra. Have the bikini pants tie high for a flattering high-cut leg. You’ll look stunning and slim.

If you are small in the bust, pick a bra that is lightly padded.
Make sure that the briefs adjust with string ties to tie higher. This allows for adjusting in case of weight gain or loss through the summer months.

For a fuller figure, pick a one piece maillot. A lovely low cut will show off your sexy back. The one piece will curve to your shape nicely.

If you are full figured and large busted, don’t let a two piece scare you off. Pick an under wire bra, and well-cut briefs. Choose one with a matching jacket for some extra cover.

For those of you that need tummy control, choose a swim suit with a skirt to flatten the tummy.

For those of you woman who like extra cover, the under wire bra supports the fuller bust line and a skirted brief conceals heavier hips. Also find one with a matching jacket for extra cover up.

Now that you have your swim suit picked, don’t forget, when it comes to Beauty and the Beach.

Getting a tan is a lot like cooking an egg. Both are easy to overdo. But since a burned egg isn’t as awful as a burned back, here are some sensible ways to keep your “sunny side up” this summer.

1. Buy suntan lotion according to your particular skin type. Blondes brunettes and redheads should use a product with the maximum amount of sun screen.

2. Take lots of lotion to the beach and reapply frequently. Better to under tan than over burn.

3. Would-be mermaids and all those who spend hours treading water can prevent that “prune” look by an all over rubbing of skin cream before the first dive.

4. If swimming or water-skiing tangles your hair unmercifully, try wearing it braided or in a bun. Also, never yank a brush through wet hair; it’s most susceptible to breakage when wet.

5. Don’t skimp on body oils or moisturizers in the summertime. Sunshine depletes your natural oils.

6. If you don’t cotton to sandy ears, pack some cotton swabs in your beach bag. Use them also to apply small amounts of oil to your eye area. Even the darkest sunglasses sometimes can’t keep you from squinting and a touch of moisturizer can discourage “laugh lines.”