I am possibly alone in this but I am beginning to feel undressed if I venture out without mine on. It keeps me warm. You can hide inside it. (snotty nose, bad breath, etc)
You can go fancy and wear a different pretty one each day or even every time you go out.
I can't help being amused at how the hajib was constantly being mocked by our Rt wing press when really it can be seen as quite liberating. 
I was in Japan a few years ago and there the facemasks are a fashion statement.
Relentlessly negative pessimism from OH
North Devon expectant mothers are on their own as of today.
The solar eclipse on Wednesday 12th August




