‘It does bits’ New mum reveals bra hack that ‘makes her boobs look good again’ after breastfeeding shrunk them
A MUM has revealed the simple bra secret she swears by to “make her boobs look good again”.
Jamie Genevieve, from Glasgow, has amassed 994,000 subscribers on YouTube and 1.3million Instagram followers over the years as a beauty influencer.
But since having baby Romy last May, the 30-year-old makeup mogul also shares parenting tips and speaks out about her struggles and “mum guilt”.
In a recent video, Jamie said her cleavage has shrunk since she stopped breastfeeding which has affected her underwear choices.
She said: “My boobs before I had Romy and then when I was pregnant, they blew up.
“And then when I was breastfeeding they blew up even more.
“Then I stopped breastfeeding and they’ve shrunk down to probably smaller than they were before but they do not have the same volume that they did before.”
To keep her chest looking “compact”, the mum revealed she sizes down in sports bras.
She added: “I wear sports bras most of the time anyway so they’re quite compact.
“I wear them quite like tight.
“It makes my boobs look good again. They don’t look bad but they’re just different and this bra, it does bits basically.”
We told earlier how Jamie returned to work just eight weeks after having her adorable daughter.
And all of the hard work is paying off as she’s now worth £6.5million.
Latest accounts for Jamie Genevieve Limited, which documents her influencer earnings, show she has funds of more than £920,000.
And with just £175,000 owed to creditors within a year, it leaves Jamie with shareholder funds of £744,565 – more than double last year’s figure of £305,797.
New figures also show that reserves in Jamie’s make-up company Vieve Ltd have have jumped from £1.2million last year to £5.7million this year, after the mum sold a minority stake.
That means the total value of her two companies has soared from £1.5million to £6.5million over the past 12 months.
Speaking about her success, Jamie said: “If you really, really want it, and you work really, really hard – you’ll get it.”