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Foreign babes aren't that afraid of wearing masks of any sort...in fact some of them love it too!
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Do you like Hannibal Lector style masks? The first one's from Greenscreen, a company specialiazing in environmental masks. The rest are some nice mouth-guard styles. |
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Here's some clean-room apparel. The second one looks kind of dorky. The next two masks are foldable and collapse into a single flat piece. |
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Now we present
some common dust masks. First of all, here we have a dust mask by Moldex. The next three are cup respirators used for paint vapor. I love these masks, especially when they have an exhalation valve up front. And again we have a normal filter mask used by medical personnel. The next two babes are right out of Lab Safety Supply's catalog, modelling those lovely cup respirators. On the right you can see what tthis babe looks like without her mask. Next is someone from the packaging on 3M's comfort mask. And lastly we have a really cute babe wearing her common dust mask. |
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Half-mask
respirators are the rage here. These provide a positive seal around the nose and mouth and
hug your face really tight. Perfect for tthose deep-breathing exercises. A silicone Willson half-mask respirator, along with a middle-aged woman. :) The first three pictures are from Lab Safety Supply's catalog. Then we have a mask used to measure carbon dioxide production during exercise. Gotta love the babe wearing it! Next up is a powered respirator. These make breathing easier by providing air blown at positive pressure into the ori-nasal cup. Next up...more stuff from the Lab Safety catalog...a disposable 3M respirator, a silicone Survivair mask, and a Willson 600 series. The color combinations are great. Now we have a North twin cartridge respirator, and funny-looking one next to it is a Glendale respirator with double flap seals on the inside for additional protection. The last one's a single-cartridge type. |
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Now we come to
the full-face respirators. Built for face as well as respiratory protection, this is some
of the best facewear you can get. The first two masks are general purpose respirators. Next we have two types of scuba mask. This is an incredible design...anyone know where I can get one?
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Alright.....now
we have the gas masks! These are military grade items built to stop the most lethal gases
from penetrating. We have a very bored-looking subject here, wearing an Israeli mask. There's something about these masks that almost every mask fetishist seems to like. Next we have a British mask, I think. Followed by yet another Israeli one, this time with neat make-up. And now we have a full latex hood. I have no idea what kind of mask the next one is, but it looks good. This brings us to something more sensual...an Israeli mask and a full latex catsuit, complete with metal studs! Wow! The next frame has a frightened-looking model in a Belgian gas mask, probably WW2 styled. And our next two pictures showcase the Israeli mask again, as shown in a latex clothes catalog. |
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Misc. masks. Here's a medical-style clear oxygen mask. The next one is a metal-framed dust mask. |
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This one's a fake. The model's from an issue of American Swimwear, modelling her one-piece tank suit. |