Salma vs. Quinn
Inside Salma’s cup
Material
Salma’s cups are made from a soft lace lined with microfiber. Quinn’s cups are made from a very thin spacer fabric. Both are non-stretch, but Quinn is more rigid.
Inside Quinn’s cup
Material
Salma’s cups are made from a soft lace lined with microfiber. Quinn’s cups are made from a very thin spacer fabric. Both are non-stretch, but Quinn is more rigid.
Inside Salma’s cup
Inside Quinn’s cup
Shape
Salma offers separation with no forward projection (doesn’t push your breasts toward the center). If your breasts are “butterfly”-shaped or “splayed,” they will remain pointing outward with Salma on.
Quinn offers a very round shape, pulling breasts in from the sides while keeping them separated.
Both Salma and Quinn give a good lift. Quinn gives a slightly better lift because of its more rigid fabric.
Salma – Lift: 7/10 / Centering: 6/10
Quinn – Lift: 8/10 / Centering: 8/10
Salma – Lift: 7/10 / Centering: 6/10
Salma – Lift: 7/10 / Centering: 6/10
Quinn – Lift: 8/10 / Centering: 8/10
Quinn – Lift: 8/10 / Centering: 8/10
The white t-shirt test: Salma: 6/10
Smoothness
Quinn is more t-shirt friendly than Salma. Through a thin white t-shirt, you can only see Quinn’s seams slightly, but you can see the graphic texture of Salma’s lace.
The white t-shirt test: Quinn: 8/10
Smoothness
Quinn is more t-shirt friendly than Salma. Through a thin white t-shirt, you can only see Quinn’s seams slightly, but you can see the graphic texture of Salma’s lace.
The white t-shirt test: Quinn: 8/10
The white t-shirt test: Salma: 6/10
Breast Shape
Salma and Quinn fit the same breast shapes. If one of them works for you, the other one likely will work for you too. They suit breasts with wide roots, medium projection, and aren’t too picky about vertical fullness.
(Illustrations show side view when breasts are supported.)
Salma and Quinn don’t suit very shallow breasts with wide and tall roots (“plate-shaped”).
They work well for medium projection.
They may leave gaps for very projected breasts with short roots.
Salma and Quinn don’t suit very shallow breasts with wide and tall roots (“plate-shaped”).
They work well for medium projection.
They may leave gaps for very projected breasts with short roots.