Looking to buy bikini swimwear for the upcoming summer season? You’re not alone, the weather is heating up and it’s time to start thinking about what you’ll be wearing on the beach.
The materials used in a bikini suit can make a big difference. Poor-quality bikinis will feel plasticky, cheap, and rough, while a high-quality bikini will feel thick and comfortable. Poor quality bikinis will not recover well from stretching and will not provide proper support. They will also typically be partially or not lined. The better-quality ones will be fully lined for better support.
Before choosing a bikini, it is helpful to know these things:
Fabrics
When buying bikini swimwear, you should check the fabrics used to make the pieces. Poor-quality swimsuits are often made of a thin, plastic-like material. Higher-quality materials feel thick and supple. The seams should not tear easily, and they should not bunch or run together. High-quality swimwear is usually fully lined.
Checking the fabrics used for bikini swimwear is essential, especially when purchasing a one-piece swimsuit. A one-piece swimsuit should be made from a fabric that will conform to your body, prevent unwanted exposure, and give you the most control. Look for words like firm stretch, recovery, compression, and power mesh on fabric labels to ensure you buy the right kind of fabric.
Colors
There are a number of different bikini swimwear colors to choose from. You can go for something flamboyant, or you can choose something soothing and more neutral. Cool colors are ideal for fair skin, while warm colors enhance tanned skin. Colored swimwear comes in both bikini and one-piece designs.
You should also think about your skin tone. Fair skin has cool undertones and goes pink when tanned. It also tends to have lighter hair or blue or green eyes. You should choose colors that balance your skin tone and hair color. If you have pale skin, opt for shades of pink or light blue. Dark skinned women should avoid yellow or orange colors as they might cause a sensation.
Styles
When shopping for bikini swimwear, you need to be aware of different styles and types. There are standard bikini styles, as well as more daring designs. These are designed for the most part to show off your body and can be flattering to the body shape. You can also buy one-piece swimsuits that have strapless tops or lower-banded bottoms.
High waisted cheeky bikini are the perfect choice for girls who want a little bit more coverage at the beach
Strapless bikinis are also known as bandeau tops. These swimwear tops have a strapless front and back and are the most flattering style to wear for avoiding odd tan lines. Bandeau tops also tie in the front, making them easier to wear. There are also monokinis, a cross between a one-piece and a two-piece. Monokinis show more skin than the traditional one-piece but cover the bottom and the top in one.
Fit
When buying a bikini swimwear, it’s important to look at the fit. You don’t want to wear a bikini that doesn’t fit you properly. For example, you don’t want to buy a high-waisted bottom, which can be uncomfortable for your fuller hips. Instead, opt for mix-and-match bottoms that will fit your natural shape better. Another important factor is sheerness. Whether you buy a sheer or opaque swimsuit will have an impact on the fit.
Further, know your body type. For instance, if you have a pear or hourglass body shape, you can choose a one-piece suit that has cut-out sides. You can also choose one with hip embellishments or a deep neckline.
UPF rating
A bikini’s UPF rating can be critical when it comes to protecting you from the sun. A UPF 30 bikini offers adequate sun protection, while a UPF 50 bikini offers greater protection. UPF ratings are based on the material’s color, weave, composition, and weight. Dark blue denim, for example, has a high UPF rating, and is not see-through, so it effectively blocks UV rays. Nonetheless, keep in mind that your UPF rating will be significantly reduced if the fabric is light or if it becomes wet.
Sunscreen is essential for a bikini, especially if you plan to spend a lot of time in the water. A UPF 50+ bikini will block up to 98 percent of harmful UV rays. Remember that sneaky rays can get through the clouds and windows, so even a UPF rating of 50+ is better than nothing.
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