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Top Tips For Hosting Your Own Lingerie Party

There’s no better way to celebrate the beauty and joy of being a woman than to host your own lingerie party. Not only do you have the chance to share some of the sexiest lingerie on the market with your friends, you also have the chance to boost your own repertoire of sexual techniques, discover some sexy additions to your wardrobe and, possibly, even launch a brand new career in one of the hottest selling industries on earth.

The first thing to do when you’ve decided to host a lingerie party is to contact a company that specializes in them. This is important, because these are the people who are going to be providing the adult sex toys and other inventory! Once you contact the company you want to host your party the hard part’s over. They’ll take care of providing the lingerie-including some special samples for you for taking the initiative to host the party in the first place. Now it’s up to you to provide the friends!

The first and most important Element of any Lingerie Party

There are two vital elements to any great lingerie party. The first is friends. The entire purpose of a lingerie party is to openly and freely enjoy and discuss your sex lives, so if there’s someone in your life that you absolutely, positively cannot imagine discussing the finer points of your sex life with (like oh, say, your Mother In Law?) this isn’t the time to take the first steps toward female bonding. Most companies that specialize in lingerie parties insist that you have a minimum of ten to twelve people before they’ll come out, so round up ten to twelve of your closest friends and get ready for a night you’ll never forget!

Break open the bubbly and spoil yourself

The second vital element of any party is the food-and the wine (or champagne). This is an excellent time for all of the sexy treats you don’t often get to enjoy, such as a chocolate fondue with strawberries coupled with an excellent glass of champagne or Belgian chocolates and port. (There are plenty of sites online that would be happy to help you pair your favourite dessert up with its adult beverage of choice). This is a night that specializes in romance, so don’t hold back.

**A word to the wise: Don’t choose high maintenance snacks. You as the hostess are going to be the one getting up to take care of them.

Once you’ve got everything ready, you’ve cleaned your house and set the lights down low, sit back and relax. This is supposed to be fun for you too!

Nikki Pike has hosted many Lingerie Parties through her business Positively Pink.  In fact her business has hosted so many Parties that she understands the finer points in hosting any type of party and what steps need to be taken to make it the best Lingerie Party ever.

How to Figure Out Your Bra Size

Finding the right fit for a bra can be a real challenge. Numerous studies have shown most women get the process wrong. There are many factors to getting the perfect fit with a bra. Figuring out your size is the first place to start.

Before we go through how to figure out your bra size, you need to realize that this is not something you do one time. Your body changes continually. Your breasts are no different. You should resize your breast once a year. You’ll probably be shocked the first few times when you realize how much change is occurring. Okay, let’s get on with the measuring process.

Our first step is to get a tape measure. Now wrap it around your chest and back so that is perpendicular to the ground. Do not run the tape over your breast. Instead, run it just under them at their base. Now measure one full loop. This is your band size. The “band” is the material that runs around the bottom edge of your bra and should provide the majority of the support to your breasts.

Now we need to get our second measurement. Do the same thing with the tape measure with one exception. Instead of placing it at the bottom of your breast, place it over the top where they are fullest. This is your bust line, often called your “bust size”. By definition, it will be larger than your band size.

Now to figure out your cup size, we need to do a bit of math. Subtract your band size from your bust size to the closest inch. You should have a single digit number. Now you must match it the cup size as follows: 2 inches is a B cup; 3 inches is a C cup; 4 inches is a D cup; 5 inches is a DD cup; and 6 inches is a DDD cup.

So, what is our final measurement for our bra size? It is simple. You just take the band size and add the cup size after it. Let’s assume I have a band size of 36 inches and bust size of 39 inches. The difference is 3 inches, which means I have a “C” cup. My bra size is a 36C.

Does this mean I should hop online and just start ordering 36C bras? Unfortunately, it does not. Bra brands have their own ideas of how bras should fit regardless of the sizes. As a result, you should try them on first to find a version that fits well and then pop online to buy. Online sites are usually cheaper because they do not carry the overhead that a brick and mortar store does. Most also offer free shipping, which cuts your cost further and we can all stand to save a buck these days.