I love thong tanlines on myself and on women and at same, women like tanline on myself so seem that everyone love thong tanlines.
Few days ago i noticed a girl in low rise pants and was evident that this summer she was in high rise thong! I also asked how young girls can stay bare belly with less than 15 °C but off topic.
I also found very easy to have a well defined line with "Normal" thong but very shaded with G-string and minithong with string side. Recently i opted for string sides and g-string trying to keep the strings in position. Partially successfully only.
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Straight Man Here but I Absolutely Love Thong Tan Lines on Men And Women, Something about them is So Stimulating
Almost Like a Treasure Map To Pleasure or (Pleasure Map)
Especially if they are Smooth As well
WOW
Still a Turn on whether Man or Woman, My Wife and I Both Love Our Skimpy Thong Tan Lines, it’s kind of Like A Type of Foreplay for Us LOL
Almost Like a Treasure Map To Pleasure or (Pleasure Map)
Especially if they are Smooth As well
WOW Still a Turn on whether Man or Woman, My Wife and I Both Love Our Skimpy Thong Tan Lines, it’s kind of Like A Type of Foreplay for Us LOL
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TANGA TANGA
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Welcome to the forum. Hope you enjoy contributing to the discussions.
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I've a perfectly defined tan line right now.
Some days at beach paying attention to position of side strings give results
Some days at beach paying attention to position of side strings give results
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Natali Morton
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Jumping in on the sun protection tangent - this is actually something I pay attention to, both for myself and when I'm buying for my husband.
The UPF rating thing surprised me when I first looked into it. Most standard swimwear fabric — thin nylon/spandex, especially in lighter or brighter colors — only clocks in around UPF 6-15. Which, combined with how little coverage a bikini or thong style gives you anyway, means you're basically relying entirely on sunscreen for those areas. The tighter-woven "performance" fabrics (the kind used in rash guards, some of the newer swim briefs) can hit UPF 50+, blocking around 98% of UV. And by the way, I found Rodasoleil shorts that can really protect from the sun.
I don't buy suits based on UPF alone (let's be honest, that's not usually top of the list when picking swimwear), but it has made me more consistent about reapplying sunscreen on the skin that stays exposed, and I steer away from the flimsiest fabrics for full beach days. Also noticed wet fabric loses a chunk of its protection compared to dry — explains some uneven tan lines I've gotten through suits I assumed were "covering" more than they actually were once soaked.
Curious if others here think about this at all, or if it's sunscreen and don't overthink it for most people?
The UPF rating thing surprised me when I first looked into it. Most standard swimwear fabric — thin nylon/spandex, especially in lighter or brighter colors — only clocks in around UPF 6-15. Which, combined with how little coverage a bikini or thong style gives you anyway, means you're basically relying entirely on sunscreen for those areas. The tighter-woven "performance" fabrics (the kind used in rash guards, some of the newer swim briefs) can hit UPF 50+, blocking around 98% of UV. And by the way, I found Rodasoleil shorts that can really protect from the sun.
I don't buy suits based on UPF alone (let's be honest, that's not usually top of the list when picking swimwear), but it has made me more consistent about reapplying sunscreen on the skin that stays exposed, and I steer away from the flimsiest fabrics for full beach days. Also noticed wet fabric loses a chunk of its protection compared to dry — explains some uneven tan lines I've gotten through suits I assumed were "covering" more than they actually were once soaked.
Curious if others here think about this at all, or if it's sunscreen and don't overthink it for most people?
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