Masking it

Masks were popular during the 18th century in Europe. Prostitutes originally used them to hide their identity

But later they became popular among women in higher social status. These masks provided anonymity between lovers, or from fossils and spies. Women wore masks to the theatre so that others would ot see them blush and in the gardens so that they could flirt in public..

Masquerade balls were organised and the tedious requirement of proper social introductions not only became unnecessary but at many parties it was mandatory that people not reveal their identity at all. Flirtations and roving hands at these events provided extremely intriguing entertainment for an otherwise sexually repressed society it took more than a hundred years for these masquerade balls to suppressed by disapproving religious leaders.

UNLIKE HOODS!

Hoods are used to depersonalise a partner. This anonymity gives the top more power, both parties fewer inhibitions and focuses the bottoms sensations entirely their body. Hoods are made of soft or hard leather latex silk scarves or o wooden boxes. The sensations smell and sound effects obviously differ. Some opt for pin holes that allow restricted vision, others are specifically designed for oral sex and the only opening is over the nose and mouth. The wearing of hoods is not limited to use by bottoms, frightening effects are also created by only the top wearing a hood or mask.

Kristina: Life goes on with or without a mask I am hot and sexy so unmask me 💋