ANY woman with big boobs knows the struggle of finding supportive swimwear that runs a low risk of a nip slip.
A petite TikToker with a larger chest reviewed various swimsuits from ASOS.
TikTok user Bina, who wears a cup size 28G, tried on 11 swimsuits from ASOS, and shared her thoughts with her followers.
Bina explained that she purchased all her swimwear for the reviews in a size 30G.
For her first look, the influencer tried on a black underwire bikini top with a halter neckline, available for $17.
“I really like the shape it’s giving, I love the fit as well. It just fits really well,” she told her followers.
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The TikToker added: “This strap over here is really thick, which I love. If you’ve got big boobs you know that when you tie it at the back, if they’re thin straps they’re really painful.”
Bina also modeled an $11 pink floral bikini with wide straps and full coverage cups.
The TikTok user revealed: “I must say I’m not too much of a fan of it. I just don’t like the print and how full coverage it is.”
Next, the influencer showed her followers a mesh bandeau bikini top with a pink floral pattern, $26.
“I am loving this. When I opened it I thought ‘It’s not going to fit me because there’s no cups.’ I really like it, I feel so supported,” Bina shared.
ASOS’ monogrammed bikini with a ruching neckline, $16, was a clear favorite for the influencer.
Bina told her followers: “I’m really liking this. It’s quite an unconventional bikini, I’ve never seen one that looks like this. I’ve never seen ASOS do their own monogram. I’m not mad at this.”
The influencer didn’t feel as strongly about the brand’s $28 black bikini top with gold studded detailing.
She joked: “If you need to be at the beach by nine but you’ve got a Gladiator fight by 10, this is the bikini for you. I personally wouldn’t wear it because I just don’t really like the embellishments.”
Next, Bina shared her thoughts on a ribbed leopard print bikini top, available for $19 from ASOS.
“I think this is really cute. I’m loving the print and I’m liking the cleavage that it’s giving me as well. I’ve don’t even have a uni-boob thing going on,” she told viewers.
In a follow up video, the TikToker also reviewed black front tie one-piece with a cut out detail, $21.
“I like the cleavage it’s giving me. Even though there’s no cups or wires, you’re really well supported. The swimsuit feels really nice, it’s a great material,” Bina said.
Next, she modeled a yellow front tie ruffled bikini top, available for just $14.
In the clip, the TikToker shared: “This is really cute but I will say I’m dangerously close to having a nip slip here, so I probably wouldn’t wear it.”
Bina also tried on a black underwire bikini top, $19, which she was not too fond of.
She explained: “Immediately no, because I’ve seen what I needed to see. I just don’t think it’s a good bikini top at all. The wire is all bent out of shape and it’s giving me a nipple type thing. Would not wear.”
Next, the TikTok user reviewed a $32 V-wire bikini with a psychedelic print.
While Bina experienced the same issue as the black underwire bra, she also said: “It feels really nice and smooth and buttery. I think the extra straps give less pressure on my neck.”
Finally, the influencer tried on a black one-piece with underwire, available for $40.
“Guys, I’m not feeling this. It’s not something I would wear. Also it fits really bad, you can see a gap. It’s just not looking good,” she told her followers.
TikTok users took to the comments section to share their thoughts on the swimwear.
“I love love loooooove the bandeau. I’d never buy that usually but suits you so nice,” wrote one viewer.
Another follower said: “Absolutely love your in depth reviews! Hard to come by as a petite fuller bust.”
“The yellow one suits you really well!” commented a third person.
