La-La Bras
lourdes sanchez bayas — May 22, 2008 — Fashion
References: beautyworldjapan & gizmodo
This anti-radiation bustier was one of the featured items at the Beauty World Japan exhibition taking place in Tokyo this week. The La-La is a tourmaline-embedded bra/girdle whose purpose is to neutralize harmful radiation emissions from cell phones and improve a woman's bad moods (PMS-related?) by emitting fields of negative ions. Tourmaline is a crystal mineral compound that is supposed to possess some obscure health-related beneficial properties.
Tourmaline has never been proven, as far as I know, to possess any medicinal or health-related benefits so this "miracle bra" is more science fiction than anything else.
Tin foil hat or snake oil? Any choice is a good choice.
Here's some more radiation protection fashion:
Tourmaline has never been proven, as far as I know, to possess any medicinal or health-related benefits so this "miracle bra" is more science fiction than anything else.
Tin foil hat or snake oil? Any choice is a good choice.
Here's some more radiation protection fashion:
Trend Themes
1. Anti-radiation Clothing - Opportunity to create clothing that neutralizes harmful radiation emissions from electronic devices.
2. Embedded Crystals - Potential for incorporating crystals or minerals with health-related beneficial properties into various fashion items.
3. Wellness Wearables - Emerging market for wearable devices that have wellness benefits, such as improving mood or reducing stress.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion industry can explore the creation of anti-radiation clothing and incorporate crystals/minerals into their designs.
2. Technology - Tech industry can develop wearable devices that promote wellness and integrate radiation protection features.
3. Health and Wellness - Opportunity for the health and wellness industry to market products that claim to have health-related benefits through embedded crystals or minerals.
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