It’s a question many women have asked while tossing and turning in bed: Should I sleep in my bra? For some, it’s about support. For others, it’s about comfort or simply habit. And when the temperatures climb, the question becomes even more relevant: is wearing a bra to bed helpful or harmful during hot nights? […]
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A change of scenery can do wonders for your spirit especially after a major event like breast surgery. Whether you’re planning a quiet beach escape, visiting family, or finally taking that bucket list trip, traveling after surgery takes just a bit more intention. Your body is healing, your comfort levels are different, and your wardrobe
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Wearing a wig during hot weather can feel like trying to keep your cool with a hat on inside a sauna, uncomfortable, sweaty, and sometimes downright miserable. But for many women, wigs are an important part of their confidence, healing, or style, and they don’t want to sacrifice that just because the sun’s out. Whatever
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Surgery can mark a turning point in a woman’s life whether it’s for recovery, prevention, or reconstruction. But healing is more than just physical. Emotional, mental, and spiritual restoration are equally important parts of the journey. At Front Room Underfashions, we believe in nurturing the whole woman, especially during times of transition. If you or
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Wearing jewelry should enhance your style and not distract from it. But let’s face it: we’ve all seen (or committed) fashion missteps with accessories. Wearing too much or simply choosing the wrong pieces for the setting or outfit, can make your style seem chaotic rather than refined. The goal isn’t to wear jewelry for the
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Lipedema is more than just a cosmetic concern. It’s a chronic fat disorder that primarily affects women, leading to disproportionate fat buildup in the legs, hips, and sometimes arms. It can cause pain, swelling, bruising, and a persistent feeling of heaviness both physically and emotionally. It’s also important to note that lipedema and lymphedema are
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Every June, we shine a light on a condition that affects millions of women but is often overlooked or misunderstood: lipedema. Lipedema Awareness Month is about education, support, and advocating for early diagnosis and better care. At Front Room Underfashions, we believe that informed women are empowered women and we’re here to be part of
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After breast surgery — whether it’s a lumpectomy, mastectomy, or reconstruction — your skin needs extra care and protection, especially from the sun. Post-surgical skin is often delicate, sensitive, and prone to irritation or discoloration, making sun protection not just a cosmetic concern, but a critical part of healing. Here’s your guide to staying safe,
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A breast cancer diagnosis brings a flood of emotions, questions, and challenges. Amid appointments, treatments, and recovery, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and disconnected from yourself. That’s where journaling can become a powerful tool — a simple yet profound way to process your experience, reclaim your voice, and support your emotional healing. Why Journaling Matters
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There’s a common misconception that once you become a nursing mom, style takes a back seat — or worse, that it has to. Many people assume that breastfeeding moms are limited to shapeless clothes, plain nursing tops, or oversized tees and leggings. While comfort is certainly important, fashion doesn’t have to be tossed aside. Another
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