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  It does look better in person, most of Ewa's styles do.

  It's really common for women to size down a cup for the CH/CHP cuts because they are so open on top. Unless you're VFoT, you lose a bit of that push-up effect in the normal volume. Next time you order an open top CHP, go for the 75F I think you'll be happier with it.
  There are a few that are more closed on top and you may fare better in the 75FF. Onyks is one, Klaudyna is another.

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  I wasn't done and can't edit, sorry for the double post!

  Anyway, the CHP is pretty impressive because it is projected, but it pushes up too. It's a hybrid of two other half-cup styles.
  The HP, which slightly minimizes and pushes tissue up and in and is super purple.
  The CH, which is projected with tons of space at the wire and swoops all the tissue from the sides and holds it out.
  The CHP ends up doing all of those things and it's actually pretty impressive the amount of push-up it does provide while still being quite projected.

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  jlcl119 I've heard many people sing this cut's praises, and I think in the right size it should work better. I have some upper fulness but very short roots, so I don't know if a more closed on top model will work better or not, but it's worth a try!

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  FWIW, I am even with super short roots, wear the SM in a 65F and love the CH/P cuts in a 65E. If we're similarly shaped, sizing down will work perfect for you.

• Ah, that does sound about right! Good to know

  I wear the SM in 75FF, although I think I could sister size down in lighter colors because the bands tend to be stretchier.

  Weirdly enough I need a 75G in the PL, which is why I thought the 75FF would be small enough.

• I think I've seen somewhere most people need to size up in the PL & S cuts compared to their SM size, & down one for the CH/CHP cuts. I've never tried PL or S as the wires would be too wide, but I can do a 65F in CHPs that are open on top & need a 65FF in the SM cut.

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