The current invention aims to absorb sweat and body odor from the breasts. It also protects the skin by providing a cushioned support strip below the bra wire. The invention is a lining to be affixed between the inner lining of a brassiere and the skin, having three layers and a set of flaps protruding from the device adapted to be folded outward to hold the device in place.
1. A method for absorbing moisture in bras comprising the steps of:
a. attaching a lining to an inner side of a bra, said lining comprising:
i. a first material layer;
ii. a second absorbent layer, attached to said first material layer and adapted to absorb bodily fluids;
iii. a material-based third layer attached to said second absorbent layer and adapted to engage skin of a user's breasts when said bra is worn; and
iv. two bottom flexible flaps protruding from a bottom of the lining;
b. folding at least a portion of said bottom flexible flaps around a bottom edge of the bra; and
c. attaching said bottom flexible flaps to an outer surface of first and second cups of the bra such that a portion of each of the first and the second cups of the bra is sandwiched between a respective portion of the lining and one of the bottom flexible flaps,
wherein said attaching said lining comprises fitting said lining in said bra such that the lining spans both the first and the second cups of said bra and wherein, when said bra is worn by said user, the skin of the breasts of the user is protected from chafing and irritation.
2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the lining further comprises two top flexible flaps, and the method further comprises folding said top flexible flaps over an upper edge of the bra and attaching said top flexible flaps to an outer side of the bra.
3. The method of claim 1 wherein said second absorbent layer comprises absorbent powder.
4. The method of claim 3 wherein said absorbent powder comprises talcum powder.
5. The method of claim 1 wherein said second absorbent layer comprises odorant.
6. The method of claim 1 wherein said lining is shaped so as to fit snugly within the first and the second cups of said bra.
7. The method of claim 1 wherein said material-based third layer comprises one-way pores such that sweat absorbed from the skin cannot travel back onto the skin.
8. The method of claim 1 , wherein said folding comprises folding said at least a portion of said bottom flexible flaps such that a portion of said bottom of said lining separating said flaps remains unfolded.
9. A lining to be placed between an inner surface of a bra and skin of a user's breasts, said lining comprising:
a) a first layer that attaches to the inner surface of the bra with an adhesive;
b) a second layer adapted to come into contact with the skin of the user's breasts;
c) two bottom flexible flaps protruding from the lining and adapted, when said lining is attached to said inner surface of the bra, to be folded round a bottom edge of the bra and to attach to an outer surface of first and second cups of the bra; and
d) a slit formed in an upper portion of said lining and centered therein, said slit defining two top flexible flaps protruding from the lining, said top flexible flaps being adapted to fold over an upper edge of the bra;
wherein said lining is adapted to span both the first and the second cups of the bra.