Me You Us Hood with Eyes Nose Mouth

Explore some erotic power play with this Hood from Me You Us. Made from a Black PU leather, this fetish accessory delivers a desirable kinky look. This hood offers no restriction of your sight or breathing as it covers the head with cut-out holes for the eyes, nose and mouth, making it perfect for long wear during lengthy BDSM play sessions. Partake in all kinds of naughty role-play with this leather hooded disguise designed to fit comfortably as you take on your kinky adventures.

Me You Us PU Leather Hood features:

• Made from flexible black PU leather for a sleek, kinky aesthetic
• Openings for eyes, nose, and mouth for unrestricted breathing and visibility
• Laces or zip at the back (varies by stock) for adjustable fit
• Helps enhance power dynamics, submission play, and role-play scenarios
• Comfortable fit for longer BDSM sessions
• Non-intimidating hood design—ideal for beginners and seasoned players alike

Size and material:

• One size fits most: adjustable closure allows for a snug fit
• Material: PU leather exterior with soft inner lining
• Unisex design suitable for all genders

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Who is this fetish hood for?

The Me You Us PU Leather Hood is ideal for:

• Curious newbies exploring power dynamics and sensory role-play in a non-intimidating way.
• BDSM beginners looking to build a playful, kinky gear collection without diving into extreme designs.
• Submission enthusiasts who enjoy the headspace and anonymity that hoods can bring to a scene.
• Couples exploring dominance and submission to add a theatrical edge or intensify sensation play.

How to use the Me You Us PU Leather Hood?

1. Unlace or unzip the back of the hood to ensure it opens wide enough to comfortably pull over your head.
2. Slide the hood on slowly, aligning the eye, nose, and mouth holes as you go for clear vision and breathing.
3. Secure the fit by adjusting the laces or zip snugly, ensuring it’s tight enough to stay in place but not uncomfortable.
4. During play, check in with your partner periodically to ensure comfort and consent, especially if mobility or visibility is reduced.

Great positions to try:

• Doggy style: Great for power play and sensory focus while preserving partner access.
• Over-the-edge (bent-over a surface): Easy to maintain while letting the hood enhance anonymity and submission.
• Sensory restraint: Pair with cuffs or under-the-bed restraints for full-body power exchange experiences.

How to clean and care for the Me You Us PU Leather Hood?

• Cleaning: Wipe down with a damp cloth and mild soap or PU-safe leather cleaner; do not fully submerge in water.
• Drying: Air-dry completely before storing to prevent moisture buildup.
• Lubricant compatibility: This item doesn't require lube directly, but check other body-contacting accessories used in combination for compatibility.
• Storage: Store flat or loosely folded in a cool, dry space—keep away from sharp items and out of direct sunlight.

Fetish hood practical use info:

• Versatility: Works well in role-play, D/s dynamics, sensory deprivation, or simply as a mood-setter.
• Accessibility: Easy to wear and remove without complex fastenings or buckles—friendly to beginners.
• Sensation: Heightens touch and audio by narrowing focus—ideal for fans of erotic sensory play.

Additional information:

• Non-intimidating design: The open facial features make it less overwhelming for first-timers trying headgear.
• Breathable for extended wear: The open mouth and nose area make it safer for prolonged play sessions.
• Use a safe word or signal: Always establish a non-verbal safe signal if facial expression or language becomes limited during play.

Special considerations when using Me You Us PU Leather Hood:

• Mobility requirements: Limited head mobility may occur—plan positions that don’t require rapid movements or head turning.
• Dexterity: Partner may need to assist with lacing or zipping up the back of the hood.
• Sensory limitation: Be cautious if using other restraint gear concurrently to avoid overwhelming physical or psychological sensations.
• Communication: Agree on protocol for checking in—especially if visibility or verbal responses are affected.