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Am I too young for Brava?
March 15 2007 at 8:59 AM
Miss Monet (Login friskyflirt)
SENIOR MEMBER
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I'm really interested in trying Brava, but I'm concerned about the age factor... I'm about to turn 20 in a few weeks, and so I'm nervous that perhaps I'm too young for this program. I mean, of course they set the age minimum at 18 for legal matters, but then they also state on their website that it shouldn't be used by women whose breasts are "still developing". When does a woman stop developing? I thought it was around my age, but maybe I still have a year or two on me? I don't really feel like I'm growing anymore, though... how can I tell? Then again, does it really matter since doing the herbal route is a no-no for 'youngsters' as well, I'm currently do it.
I guess my question is... am I too young for Brava? Am I at risk for damaging my possibly-still-growing breasts? Or, do you think I might benefit more from Brava? I mean... perhaps this could give my breasts the extra 'kick' it needs to grow, or more so the 'kick' it never got!
Author Reply
diana
(Login Diana1978)
SENIOR MEMBER hi March 15 2007, 12:27 PM
I am not going to tell you to do it. but he could have done it at eighteen i would have. but i am i am doing this now that i an completely done having children. that is also something to consider. hope i helped. good luck with whatever you decide.
minnie cooper
(Login minniecooper) Re: Am I too young for Brava? March 17 2007, 6:01 AM
i am 21 and i have just started using it, with no problems, personaly, i am a 32a and have been this small since i was 16, sadly
lol so i think this is a good chance for me. just think about it you are just speeding up the growing process
Sally Anne
(Login sally.anne)
SENIOR MEMBER Re: Am I too young for Brava? March 17 2007, 10:11 AM
You misunderstand the theory of Brava. It does not provide the body with a 'kick' to the growth process at all. The way it works is quite different to that, pulling and inducing tension in the breasts to try and create an entirely different kind of growth. It won't give you a kick that you never got before.
March 15 2007 at 8:59 AM
Miss Monet (Login friskyflirt)
SENIOR MEMBER
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I'm really interested in trying Brava, but I'm concerned about the age factor... I'm about to turn 20 in a few weeks, and so I'm nervous that perhaps I'm too young for this program. I mean, of course they set the age minimum at 18 for legal matters, but then they also state on their website that it shouldn't be used by women whose breasts are "still developing". When does a woman stop developing? I thought it was around my age, but maybe I still have a year or two on me? I don't really feel like I'm growing anymore, though... how can I tell? Then again, does it really matter since doing the herbal route is a no-no for 'youngsters' as well, I'm currently do it.
I guess my question is... am I too young for Brava? Am I at risk for damaging my possibly-still-growing breasts? Or, do you think I might benefit more from Brava? I mean... perhaps this could give my breasts the extra 'kick' it needs to grow, or more so the 'kick' it never got!
Author Reply
diana
(Login Diana1978)
SENIOR MEMBER hi March 15 2007, 12:27 PM
I am not going to tell you to do it. but he could have done it at eighteen i would have. but i am i am doing this now that i an completely done having children. that is also something to consider. hope i helped. good luck with whatever you decide.
minnie cooper
(Login minniecooper) Re: Am I too young for Brava? March 17 2007, 6:01 AM
i am 21 and i have just started using it, with no problems, personaly, i am a 32a and have been this small since i was 16, sadly
lol so i think this is a good chance for me. just think about it you are just speeding up the growing processSally Anne
(Login sally.anne)
SENIOR MEMBER Re: Am I too young for Brava? March 17 2007, 10:11 AM
You misunderstand the theory of Brava. It does not provide the body with a 'kick' to the growth process at all. The way it works is quite different to that, pulling and inducing tension in the breasts to try and create an entirely different kind of growth. It won't give you a kick that you never got before.