Bra

As a young person, for boobs I started out with the balloons filled with water (small for casual outing, large to get attention). One day I visited a bra shop with D size water balloons. I mentioned to the woman how I wanted cleavage and she got me in to push up bras (a size B). In those days we didn't have gel bras, but it did a lovely job. As more is always better, a sock helped give extra boost.
Over time I felt the need for bigger chest and still have a good cleavage.....

Being a FX fan, I sorted out a supplier of FX gels and rubbers (also fun people to know at Halloween time). A purchase of a clothes mannequin (female front half shell for $25) and some self drying clay ($20), I created a busty mannequin, followed by a mould (I would like to point out that my first cast mould of a lovely working girls breasts did not work out - but was still lots of fun). I would like to caution people working with molten rubbers & plastic, not to pour it on to their fingers - it hurts. Anyway soon the flesh coloured gel rubber cooled and solidified like bouncy jelly, just waiting to be shown off.
Lots of my older girlfriends were envious after feeling them.

I did at one stage buy the breast forms for women who had breast removal, but a size D in these were so wide and tall, that trying to fit 2 in one bra was nearly impossible without getting a double chin. so they went in the bin