Found at South Africa's Mail and Gaurdian Online Daily: http://www.mg.co.za/todaysIdeasArticle.aspx?loadpage=newidea.php&id=1537
When highlighting hair in a salon a person is required to wear a rubber cap with small holes through which tufts of hair are pulled and then bleached.
This novel idea enables a person to highlight tufts of pubic hair in a similar fashion by making use of a new panty design.
The panty comprises a triangular sheet of liquid impervious plastic that is secured by means of a waistband and a G-string over the pubic area.
The plastic sheet lies closely to the skin area and forms a protective barrier over the pubic hair. The sheet is formed with a plurality of small holes through which tufts of underlying pubic hair can be pulled with a hooked needle, typically used in hair salons.
Once the isolated tufts of pubic hair has been sufficiently bleached, the chemicals are rinsed off and the highlight panty removed.
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The South Africans are light years ahead of us in pubic styling. Something must be done. Yet, despite my outrage of this snatch-dye-gap, I’m looking forward to next week’s article on extensions and braiding.
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