Face blocking

[Guest040614]

I agree with Destiny. Im more than willing to show my face after screening but as crazy as this world has become, I do NOT show my face 95% of the time, especially on BP. If a client doesn't understand where we are coming from as far as doing it for our own safety and security, than maybe they just don't need to come over! LOL imo..safety safety safety!! same goes for safe services!!

[The DarkSide]

I've seen some providers in south Carolina that I wish I could have face blocked during our session!

[JD Barleycorn]

As much as I like to see the ladies face I can understand covering up. What goes on the Internet is there forever. Now digital blocking (the blur) is useful for faces and tats. You could always go with a stylish mask. It gives you deniability if someone thinks they recognize you. I would think you plan ahead of time on how to handle an eagle eyed admirer.

[bartipero]

Truth in advertising for me: no stomach block, representative poses, attractiveness of face, tat status revealed. You're kidding yourself if you're kidding anyone these days because it only takes a little to tell a lot, so if you're in for a penny you're in for a pound. Plus anything blurred with software is just as easily unblurred. You can probably cover just enough if you want, but I haven't seen those that don't obscure run into many issues and I'm not the type that once there can shrug my shoulders and do it for Old Glory.

[i'va biggen]

I know one provider blocks her ink, but shows her face. How strange is that?

[KCQuestor]

Maybe she is worried that her tattoo artist will see her ink and know she stepped out on him.