Eye Mask Ouch Black and White Lace Band Black 95 cm

Eye Mask Ouch Black and White Lace Band Black 95 cm 🕸️

This lace band from the Black and White line by Ouch! is not a shaped mask but a long, straight band of black polyester lace. It is laid over the eyes and fastened at the back of the head. The upper edge finishes in a narrow, continuous border. The pattern shows flowers and tendrils on a fine mesh ground, and the lower edge ends in an eyelash edge of fine fringes that falls over the cheeks. Because the lace lets only a little light through, it dims the view without taking it away completely. The delicate fabric is barely noticeable on the skin. It stands under erotic masks, with lingerie for women and under sex toys for couples; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Ouch. Blindfolds for play with covered eyes stand under BDSM sex toys.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: polyester lace
• 🎨 Colour: black
• 〰️ Shape: straight band with an eyelash edge
• 👁️ View: dimmed, not opaque
• 🎀 Fastening: at the back of the head
• 📏 Size: 95 x 11 cm

❓ FAQ

What does the person wearing the band perceive?

Mainly light and dark, shadows and movement, but hardly any detail. Touch, sounds and scents come to the fore as a result, while some sense of orientation remains.

How do I put it on?

Lay the middle of the band over the eyes so that the fringes point down, and lead both ends to the back. Fasten it at the back of the head so that it sits loosely; nose and mouth stay free, and nothing may cut in.

What should we watch for during play?

Agree on a safe word beforehand that applies at once, and never leave the person wearing the band alone. Someone who only sees dimly cannot judge obstacles well, so clear away anything to trip over before you start.

How do I care for the lace?

Best by hand in cool water with a little mild detergent. Do not rub or wring the fine fringes on the lower edge, and let the band dry flat on a towel.

How do I store it?

Loosely rolled up or laid flat in a drawer, away from jewellery, hooks or zips the lace could catch on.