Breasts too small for NB?

[rchahn]

Hi. I just bought the noogleberry airlock system and got a size medium (smallest size) of the contoured cups. My breasts are very small (AA or A cup) and my chest is pretty straight. I cannot get a good seal. Is it possible my breasts are too small for the system? That seems crazy to me considering this is meant for enlargement. Feeling really defeated.

 

[Nippy]

Hey rchahn
Don't worry ,lots of experts here to help you.
Have you tried one cup at a time?

 

[Whynot]

When I first started I had same problem.lotion helps and also Try pumping one breast at a time to get cups started then you can do both at once

 

[CupsUp]

Hi! Don’t be discouraged, I’m in the same boat! For perspective I’m a cisgender woman about 5’6 very slim build, AA/ nor really existent cup size lol and about a 29in band I think. It was very hard getting started. What helped me was Vaseline or some body oil - lotion does not give me a good enough seal. I also put the cups on one at a time. I take a large binder clip or close pin and clamp off the tubing on one side, so I can focus on positioning the other cup. Once I have one cup on I seal that one off and do the same process with the other side and unclamp both once they are in place.

I will also add I’ve found my body position matters a lot too. I have to be relatively upright and not a lot of movement.

It is tough but it does get better!

 

[Tina A]

CupUp. Looks like you’re figuring things out just fine. One at a time is the best way, and quite frankly it’s the easier way. I would suggest though sticking with an oil to lubricate. Something I started years back was using a fractionated coconut oil and blending in essential oils that are thought to help with growth. I blend them and rub them on every time I use the cups. You don’t want over oil, but the more oil makes it much easier to draw your breast inside the cups. Maybe I will take a picture of what I can concocted to hold air in my cups as I pump each one. It makes it very easy to plug off the tubing. I’ll try to post that later. You might find it helpful. Pump on!

 

[CupsUp]

CupUp. Looks like you’re figuring things out just fine. One at a time is the best way, and quite frankly it’s the easier way. I would suggest though sticking with an oil to lubricate. Something I started years back was using a fractionated coconut oil and blending in essential oils that are thought to help with growth. I blend them and rub them on every time I use the cups. You don’t want over oil, but the more oil makes it much easier to draw your breast inside the cups. Maybe I will take a picture of what I can concocted to hold air in my cups as I pump each one. It makes it very easy to plug off the tubing. I’ll try to post that later. You might find it helpful. Pump on!

Interested to hear more about your oil blend! I had a basic body oil I liked but hadn’t considered adding in essential oils or other ingredients that support growth

 

[Tina A]

This is what I use on the end of tubes attached to the cup. I’ll pinch the tube, pull off pump, then push it in tube just enough to plug it. To add air just pinch and pop in pump. These are 1/4inch poly insert fittings. The white caps, 2 sizes of them, are caps for white wire shelving used in closets. All these can be picked up at most big box lumber stores or hardware stores.

 

[Tina A]

Interested to hear more about your oil blend! I had a basic body oil I liked but hadn’t considered adding in essential oils or other ingredients that support growth

These are the oils I add to my fractionated coconut carrier oil. I would strongly suggest you research all of these to make sure you have no reactions to any of them. I also add these to lotion and blend in and use after pumping.

 

[Tina A]

I forgot one, Pueraria Mirifica oil.

 

[CupsUp]

I forgot one, Pueraria Mirifica oil.

Thanks for sharing! I’m familiar with some of those and currently been adding maca powder to my smoothies. Maybe as a oil for massage too would be even better