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What is a bondage hood?
How do you use a bondage hood safely?
Are all bondage hoods made of leather?
Do all bondage hoods cover the nose and/or mouth?
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A bondage hood both looks intimidating and is very effective for any kind of head bondage. Most often they are made from leather, latex, rubber and PVC, bondage hoods can be worn as an accessory as well as for BDSM scenes. Comfortable to wear for a long time, a bondage hood can also be made to be very uncomfortable! Ideal for breathplay and sensory deprivation a bondage hood is a multi-use item that you can use in all kinds of different scenes. There are even hoods designed for pet play, if your sub is a puppy, pony or kitty, you can find a hood to fit their personality.

What is a bondage hood?

Used to cover the head and face, it can be used for a variety of purposes including dehumanisation. There are many different types of bondage hoods, some cover the whole face, others have holes for the eyes, nose and/or mouth. They are a very simple piece of kit to use, so even BDSM beginners can use them with confidence.

How do you use a bondage hood safely?

Bondage hoods are fairly safe to use, but if there are any straps be sure they’re not over tightened. Also make sure the hood isn’t too tight around the neck. If you’re using a hood for sensory deprivation and/or breath play be sure to keep a close eye on your submissive at all time. Make sure to agree a safeword alternative if the person can’t clearly speak, something like dropping a ball is ideal.

Are all bondage hoods made of leather?

Not every bondage hood is made from leather, they are often made from latex, rubber, PVC and other materials so you will definitely be able to pick one that you will love.

Do all bondage hoods cover the nose and/or mouth?

You can get bondage hoods that cover the face but leave the eyes, nose and mouth uncovered. They are a very adaptable piece of kit and all different styles are available depending on just how extreme you want to go.

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