Bijoux Indiscrets Dalila Mask

I got this for my OH to try as we like a bit if roleplay and thought this might come in handy. Very good buy.

It comes in a tasteful box and is really easy to put on. It is only a couple of small dots, which we just wet to stick on, and it stayed on fine when we got intimate.

It certainly added some spice as, even though it's not big and quite flimsy, it covers more than enough of the face for you to fantasise that it's someone else (if you like that sort of thing, we do).

Definitely recommend as it's very discreet.

This seriously is one of the strangest items I have ever had the chance to test.

The one thing I love about the Bijoux range is their packaging, their presentation. It’s always exquisite, and even though this is simply a flexible fake lace mask, they haven’t skimped on the packaging.

It seriously is stunning! It’s like you’re opening an invitation to a very superior do or a wedding.

It's black and sleek with a design in matte, satin black and a glossy black on the front with ‘Bijoux Indiscrets - Accessories of passion’ on the front in gold and the name of the mask a little further down.

On the back is a picture of a woman wearing the mask in a black/greyscale with information such as the material stated in a not so obvious shade of gold.

Then you come to open the packaging up, just like opening a book.

In the interior you’ll be met by the same pattern on the front with the matte satin black and gloss detail finish and a little message that I’ll let you see yourself. It’s simple and subtle and I love it.

On the other side is the mask.

The mask resides in a plastic cover that also contains the additional adhesive dots, so be careful when you open them, you don’t want to lose these.

Also please note: do not put the mask down on any surface. The mask already has three sticky dots on it, two to the temples and one of the bridge of the nose. I accidentally put it on a wooden surface with a glass place mat on the top to make sure it didn’t fly away, and trust me, it didn’t budge! It ended up stuck.

Putting on the mask was simple enough to do, but it did take a little getting used to knowing that it's not really secure as it's stuck on.

And yes, it is quite irritating that the design doesn’t have eyeholes, and therefore you do see the pattern over your eyes. But provided you’re focusing elsewhere it begins to get easier to forget.

The mask itself is rather beautiful and strange at the same time. It’s difficult to describe. Definitely seductive. And in an odd sort of way it kind of makes your eyes pop because you’re trying to look at your eyes through the mask, making them more visible.

When taking the mask off you have to be careful because it’s so delicate that it is easy to bend the material, and it’s difficult to get the kink back out of it then.

Also, don’t worry about running out of sticky dots. I, stupidly enough, didn’t even realise how it would be possible to put the mask of because I hadn’t seen the dots, so I improvised and used my fashion tape for bras et cetera, which can be cut down to as small as you like, therefore it’s perfect for this mask.

Provided you’re careful wearing this and removing the mask, I can say that it is worth the money, especially if you’re a fan of masquerade masks and such, and like myself are fed up of perfectly doing your makeup and hair for it to get smudged and ruffled.