Hate for the 15 denier pantyhose
Tights. The hottest fashion topic. I'm quite on team bare leg (I once wrote this actually), but I really understand that there are compelling reasons why you might not participate in that for a while. Like when it's -10, for example, or if you haven't shaved your legs. Or maybe you're not happy with your knees. All possible. I get it. And I also know that some employers require tights. You should just shove that post under their noses. Because no one, I repeat, no one is happy with a 15 denier tight.
- It wears out quickly
And then you have a run. Or at the very least a snag. And then it becomes even uglier than it already was.
2. It's just not right
It really won't keep you warm at a temperature of -10 and it doesn't hide veins, blemishes, or moles either. So you really get nothing out of it.
3. Your relationship runs away screaming
If you want to get rid of it easily, the 15 denier tight suddenly becomes a particularly good idea. But it scores high in the category of 'panty horrors', so for a keeper, I would take it off very, very quickly and save what can be saved.
4. Stain on stain
15 denier in the dark skin-colored version. And especially if it's a bit too big. And a little baggy. Ouch ouch ouch.
What to do? Wear none or wear a thick one. Or for my part a tight with a pattern, a dot, or a seam with a line. Anything is better than that boring almost-not-bite.
There. That's out. I hope you still like me. And if you still want to wear it, in this piece what Liesbeth Rasker once wrote, you will find support.
