Latex outfits

Fascination Latex Fetish

I have always admired people with fetishes, that is, all those who are sexually aroused by an object, material or body part. And I would like to have one or the other myself – how exotic that would be. Most of all I would like to have a fetish for latex clothing. Because it shines and smells so nice, and because latex shows off female curves so well. In fact, there was a short phase in my life when I was intensively into latex and liked to wear it – in the form of daring bodysuits and mini-mini dresses – on dates with my boyfriend at the time.

But at some point the enthusiasm for fetish wear waned, because outfits made of latex are no cotton shirts from the Swedish clothing giant, but demanding and high-maintenance. I couldn’t handle it, we parted ways (latex and I), and I gave away bodysuits and dresses so that they would find a new, better home. So my burgeoning fetish came to a quick end, although the sight of attractive people in rubber outfits still gives me gasps to this day.

What about you? Does the thought of latex turn you on? Maybe you would like to buy one for yourself or your partner – if there weren’t all these questions: How do I get into it without the rubber tearing? How do I care for and wash it? What do I need to consider before putting it on and taking it off?

I feel that. That’s how I felt once, and that’s why I wrote you a mini-guide on the subject, inspired by the fetish-opponent from TV. But beware: I’m happy to provide you with some basics, but to anyone seriously interested in latex clothing, I highly recommend a consultation at a specialty store.

The preparation for the rubber fetishism

Take a shower before the fitting to free your skin from care residues and sweat. Afterwards, do not apply cream – latex must never come into contact with fatty substances, as these can destroy the material, make it brittle and take away its shine. Only silicone or water-based oils and gels should be used. What for? I’ll tell you in a moment.

Also your fingernails should be filed smooth, the lady’s not too long and not too pointed, we don’t want to break anything before we could even shoot ourselves into the good piece.

Latex outfit: How to get in

Yes, getting into the latex outfit is tricky. The most popular way to slip into the fetish outfit is to powder it in advance – with baby powder or talcum powder, which you can get at the pharmacy. If you have purchased a latex suit, pour a teaspoon of powder into it (no more), then cover all arm and foot openings and shake everything well.

The downside: it dusts like hell, and that’s bad for your respiratory system and the appearance of your Man Cave.

Professionals use what’s called a liquid dressing aid in the form of silicone oil. Whether you rub it on yourself or rub it on your clothes is a matter of taste. Experts put a shot of the oil in a tub of lukewarm water before dressing and leave the clothes in it for a few minutes. This is the best way to distribute the oil, and it also saves having to use shine spray to make everything pretty and shiny at the end.

The downside: If some of it drips onto the floor, the silicone oil is difficult to remove again. It also makes floors a) slippery and b) stained.