Head harness

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[[Image:Headharness.jpg|thumb|Head harness from http://www.top-to-bottom-leathers.co.uk]]  
 
[[Image:Headharness.jpg|thumb|Head harness from http://www.top-to-bottom-leathers.co.uk]]  
  
A head harness is a [[bondage]] device made up of a a number of straps that encloses the head. The head harness may be used to hold a [[gag]] or [[blindfolds|blindfold]] in place, the harness may also have [[D-ring]]s to allow the head to be secured as part of a more complex bondage proceedure.
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A '''head harness''' is a [[bondage]] device made up of a number of straps that enclose the head. The head harness may be used to hold a [[gag]] or [[blindfolds|blindfold]] in place and may also have [[D-ring]]s to allow the head to be secured as part of a more complex bondage proceedure.
  
 
The head harnes can also perform a similar function to a [[hoods|hood]] in that it depersonalises the wearer which can enhance the power dynamic in a [[scene]].
 
The head harnes can also perform a similar function to a [[hoods|hood]] in that it depersonalises the wearer which can enhance the power dynamic in a [[scene]].
  
 
Often used in [[pony play]], with added ears.  Similar effects can be achieved with both rope and cling film.
 
Often used in [[pony play]], with added ears.  Similar effects can be achieved with both rope and cling film.
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==See Also==
 
==See Also==
  

Revision as of 10:20, 14 July 2005

A head harness is a bondage device made up of a number of straps that enclose the head. The head harness may be used to hold a gag or blindfold in place and may also have D-rings to allow the head to be secured as part of a more complex bondage proceedure.

The head harnes can also perform a similar function to a hood in that it depersonalises the wearer which can enhance the power dynamic in a scene.

Often used in pony play, with added ears. Similar effects can be achieved with both rope and cling film.

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