How To Choose Lunaire Bras

!±8± How To Choose Lunaire Bras

Ready for some lingerie that fits, flatters, and looks amazing? You're sure to find some Lunaire bras you'll just love. This up-and-coming lingerie company specializes in full figure bras for women who wear C through DDD cups. There's a Lunaire bra for every sense of taste and fashion.

Women who favor dark and sexy lingerie will love Lunaire's Brussels bra-and-panty set, featuring a nude lining with black mesh overlay and pink embroidery. The Sevilla set is lacy, white, and virginal; this set would be wonderful beneath a bridal ensemble. The Baha set is crafted from earth tones, and includes a seductive mesh panty with matching embroidery. Finding Lunaire bras you'll love is simply a matter of picking which design you like best!

Lunaire has recently introduced a second line of bras and panties that match; this line is called "Whimsy," and features sassy new designs that are fun to wear. The Savannah set is a black-and-tan tiger-striped lingerie set that includes a demi-cup bra and low-cut bikini panty; the Nolita style features a similar cut, with black-and-nude lace offset by deep scarlet straps and center bows. This set looks devastating with a set of black stockings.

The Barbados set is also animal-inspired, incorporating cheetah print with black lace trim on both the bra and panties. Aruba is pure white, with solid, lined bra cups with lace upper trim and delicate double shoulder straps. The Aruba panties are boyshorts with delicate lace insets at the hips and lower edges. Aruba bras and panties are also available in black. Whether you prefer the titular Lunaire line or its younger, fresher Whimsy counterpart, you're sure to find several Lunaire bras you'll enjoy wearing time and time again.

To maximize your enjoyment of Lunaire lingerie, invest in a good, delicate lingerie wash, and commit to washing all of these pieces by hand. You'll be amazed at how much more wear you'll get out of your bras and panties when you're not subjecting them to the rigors of machine washing.

Washing lingerie by hand helps preserve the delicate elasticity of the fabrics, giving you more wear for your money. If you absolutely cannot hand-wash your bras and panties, place them in a mesh lingerie back and wash them on the delicate setting of your washing machine; if your washer has a "hand-wash" setting, use that, and remember to use cold water unless the care labels on your garments instruct you to do otherwise. And never, ever place fine lingerie in a clothes dryer! The heat generated by such a machine can destroy fabrics, fasteners, and elastics; once the elasticity of a bra is gone, it can no longer adequately support your breasts and is destined for the scrap heap.

Sadly, all elastic fabrics will eventually lose their stretch after repeated wear; this is just the nature of elastic technology, and cannot currently be avoided. Remember that bras and panties are designed to be temporary garments; if you're still wearing bras from two or three years ago, consider overhauling your lingerie wardrobe. You'll be positively amazed at the results!

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Characteristics of Mammals

!±8± Characteristics of Mammals

Of all the classes of animal life, mammals are considered the most advanced and probably the most popular class. Dogs and cats are mammals, squirrels and rabbits in our backyards are mammals as well. Horses, sheep, baboons, giraffes and elephants are mammals. For that matter, we human beings are mammals too.

Mammals vary greatly in size. The smallest mammal is the shrew with a body that is only a little more than 2 inches long and weighs less than some insects. In contrast, the largest mammal is the blue whale, which can sometimes measure up to 100 feet long and weigh as much as 130 tons. Mammals also differ in appearance in shape. Most of them walk on four legs, but not all of them do. Some mammals fly. Dolphins and whales have lost their hind limbs and now have taken fish-like shapes and spend their entire lives in the ocean.

What is a mammal? Mammals are vertebrates - they are animals with backbones. All mammals have lungs and breathe in air and all of them are warm-blooded (they are able to maintain a constant body temperature regardless of the outside temperature.) Mammals and birds share a common characteristic - the possession of four-chambered hearts that circulate blood efficiently to all parts of the body. All mammals, except two types that lay eggs, give birth to living young and provide protection and care for them before and after birth. Mammals are the only animals that possess true hair and the capacity to produce milk. In fact, the word "mammal" comes from the Latin word "mamma" which means "breast".

Mammals have other characteristics that are not so obvious. A mammal's heart and lungs are separated from the stomach by a wall of muscle called the diaphragm. A mammal's lower jaw has a single bone on each side. Mammals also have different types of teeth adapted to different uses. And most importantly, mammal brains are much more highly developed than the brains of any other animal.

In the struggle to survive, warm blood, improved methods of caring for young and superior intelligence have all given mammals great advantages through the ages. In fact, many scientists consider mammals as the dominant animals of the world.

Yet mammals did not start out immediately as mammals. Strange as it may seem, they rose from the reptile family. In the Mesozoic era, a branch of reptiles began to grow coats of hair instead of armor and slowly turned warm-blooded. Some of them began to keep eggs inside their bodies instead of laying eggs. The first mammals were probably very tiny and timid creatures, like today's rats and mice. They were nocturnal and hid for protection during the day. When conditions of the Earth gradually changed, the dinosaurs could not adapt to this dramatic shift, so their numbers grew smaller and smaller. When they died out, the more adaptable mammals later arose in the Miocene epoch.

Between 3500 and 5000 species of mammals live in the world today and more varieties under them. Many of these animals can trace their lineage to their ancestors that adapted and survived through the Ice Age. Now, mammals have developed in a bewildering variety of sizes and shapes, classified by scientists according to body structure and relationships. In all, under the mammal kingdom, there are now 18 different groups or orders.

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Cheetah Nails (inspired by JULIEG713)

!±8± Cheetah Nails (inspired by JULIEG713)

Back with a nail "art" video, this time inspired by the talented JULIEG713. Check out her video : www.youtube.com And you can also look at this pictures: www.mintika.com www.babywhiz.com Music is: Over the rainbow - EN *************** And remember, if you like animal prints make sure that if you have it on your clothes they are not real. Do NOT harm animals. Don't wear real fur.

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