Review on 👙 Smismivo Control Swimwear Slimming Swimsuit for Women - Swimwear & Cover Ups by Irena Williams

Well done but there are always but with swimsuits and women with less than perfect bodies, right? Anyway, I'm 50 years old, 5'3 and 165 lbs, 36 DD. I ordered a large because the reviews say to order. I can wear the medium in most US sizes and in sizes 10-12. Probably because I'm taller than my weight. Anyway, the bathing suit is cute, but my neck actually hurts. If your neck hurts for any reason, e.g. B. with a nerve injury, this suit may not be right for you. No matter how I laid it, the top part of the game didn't lay flat. There is a little too much fabric in the back and torso, probably intended for women with a longer torso. This caused the back of my swimsuit to constantly roll down my back, making it look even tighter and more uncomfortable. The stomach was also free. Not stuff meant to be a headband, but a proper costume. It didn't feel right, let alone tight enough to hold in my stomach. He dangled free. Maybe I should have gone with the medium? I still think it would have torn in the chest area and rolled down the back because there are no straps to support the back and still hurt the neck. I have already ordered a 3 piece tankini set. These are swim shorts with a comfortable looking sports bra style top and a swim shirt to wear over it for moments of shyness. So I can get some sun on my stomach when sunbathing at home, but when I'm in a public bathing area I can wear a tankini and feel less vulnerable. I also bought a basic one piece suit for competitive swimmers. The straps are wider and don't dig into the shoulders, and the back is fully covered to hide those weird fat deposits on the shoulder blades that I've grown after 40 years. With this type, the back cannot roll down. I will feel safe Also, this guy looks cute with a sarong tied around his waist. This rating is for women with my build and mindset. Not for those of you who don't have my particular body type or identity issues.