I am a Regional Consultant for an international bra company. My job consists of training for store staff, product knowledge, event management, fittings and consultations for customers. I also teach others how to fit bras.



I can help you find bras to fit, if you are in the Fort Worth, TX area.



I can meet you at most major department stores for a fitting and consultation. We have a great selection of bras that offer outstanding lift and support. We even have bras that go up to DDDDD cup and 44 band.



I also have upcoming bra seminars scheduled in Fort Worth, TX.



You can email me at jk1376401@yahoo.com or call 817-306-7365.

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