I was wondering when they were going to change that from latex to silicone.
I was wondering when they were going to change that from latex to silicone.
As soon as we couldWe tried PUR (polyurethane) but there were some questions about durability, so we went ahead with silicone, even thought its more work and expense. We decided silicone would be "doing it right"
Nothing but the best for our girls!!!!!!!!!
Silicone She-P's are shipping out monday... It's time to head to the online store!! I need the real numbers in form of Paypal
www.she-p-na.com
Cheers!
-Laura
I was thinking if I could use one to make a beer bong?
Just Kidding....
I do suppose you have to shave to use that thing so the spray glue sticks and removes without too much pain.
the site prep has been covered ad infinitum in other threads... Men have to site prep to use texas condom caths as well.
it's been a few years since college, but from what I remember watching the silly frat boys, I think that you'd be disappointed by small the size of the she-p for that use.
regards,
Laura
OK, but aren't you trying to sell this thing in THIS thread?Originally Posted by ljj
It is a unique product that helps many technical diver women. The fact that some fellow diver girls are making it is all the better, so all posts about it are welcome.
As to site prep, I know the subject is titillating, and we hope this thread doesn't turn away from the She-P, but the reality is most women who have a clue are already smooth so the device will stick to the skin with adhesive, and lately more and more guys are going with the nice clean look too.
You just want me to push the site prep on this thread, not the she-p.Sorry boys, you'll have to convince your women all by yourself that shaving is a good idea
idivechick is quite right, shaving and waxing 'down there' has been around LONG before the she-p. Questions about shaving et all are quite welcome, just be forewarned that boys love to 'watch'.
FWIW, boys, shaving helps your predicament as well (with wideband Rochesters adhesives and such) as does tape (a nice waterproof tape such as is available on the she-p north america site). Tape helps with the 'blow off' problem as apparently the... uh... variations in size issue loosens areas of the glue.
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