OUCH! Printed Satin Mask "Cum Slut"

The Ouch! Satin Eye Mask combines a provocative look with functional comfort for sensory play. By specifically cutting off the sense of sight, the perception of touch, scents, and sounds is immediately heightened, increasing the intensity of every interaction. High-quality satin material provides a cool, smooth feel on the skin, while integrated padding ensures a soft fit against the face. The elastic band allows for quick putting on and taking off and adapts flexibly to different head sizes without pressure. The high-contrast print makes a clear statement in roleplay and enhances the psychological dynamics between partners. This mask is an ideal tool for anyone looking to explore new levels of arousal and trust through conscious sensory deprivation.

- Opaque construction to enhance sensory perception

- Smooth satin surface for a luxurious feel

- Flexible, elastic headband for secure hold and easy handling

- Soft inner lining to prevent pressure points

- Striking motif print for thematic roleplay

- Colour: Black

- Outer material: 96% Polyester, 4% Elastane (Satin)

- Filling material: 100% Polyester

- Brand: Ouch! by Shots

What are the benefits of using an eye mask in an erotic context?

By covering the eyes, the remaining senses are sensitized. Touches become more unexpected and are therefore perceived more intensely, significantly increasing the tension and tingling during lovemaking.

Is the mask comfortable for longer use?

Yes, the combination of soft polyester filling and the snug satin fabric prevents unpleasant friction or pressure on the eye area, allowing the mask to be worn comfortably over a longer period of time.

How is the optimal fit ensured?

The integrated elastic band is stretchable and adapts to the individual head shape. This ensures a stable fit that does not slip even during movement, without cutting in.

How should the satin mask be cared for?

To preserve the smooth texture of the satin and the quality of the print long-term, careful hand washing in lukewarm water is recommended. The mask should then be air-dried.