How girl gets curvy hip?

Answer 1

Ok, firstly, I have no medical experience whatever and I won't pretend to either. So if this advice is of no use to you I don't want you to feel tricked ok? The experience I am using to give this advice is my own as a woman with curves. -------------------- So, with that out of the way there are three answers to this question that I can think of: 1) You can't, you are just born with it. We women all have different shapes some of which you may have heard being catagorised in the media as things like "apple" shaped, "pear" shaped, "hourglass" etc. These are based on fat distribution, muscle structure and bone size/arrangement. I'm afraid some women will always be "curvier" than others. From your question I assume that you don't fall into the "hourglass" catagory, but don't worry, as a person that does, I can assure you that, like the other shapes, it also has its own pitfalls. We all want something different than what we have! If you are not naturally curvy don't worry about it, there are plenty of cute and sexy styles out there for you (if you happen to have more of a 'boyish' figure then look to Japan for fashion tips, they've got making that particuar body shape beautiful down to an art form!) 2) You need to grow up a bit more Obviously, I don't know how old you are, but if you are a teenager or younger then it may just be a case of you having not fully developed yet. If that might be the case then just wait on it, all women eventually get some form of curve to their bodies so time won't trick you out of yours either. 3) You need to gain a little weight The trick to having curves (providing that neither of the above mentioned two factors are the reason for your lack of curves) is being a healthy enough weight to have a little bit spare on your hips. I don't know if you checked the fashion mags lately, but super skinny women have no curves. Link? Yes. So if you're below your recommended weight or towards the lower end of it and you want to get curvier hips then gain a bit of weight and it'll happen for you. -------- Ultimately, (I'm aware this will sound preachy but hey, you asked for advice!) be happy with what you are ok? A few little modification here and there to make us love ourselves a little bit more is ok and good as a boost to your ego, but be aware that if you're just naturally not curvy then there is very little you can do about it and make the best of the body you've got. You only get one! ----------- So yeah I hope this was helpful and best of luck!