Hair company issues warning as people mistake phallic tools for sex toys

dailystar.co.uk:

Mark Hill has issued a formal warning to let people know their hair care tools are not to be used for bedroom antics. This comes after Brits left reviews on their website admitting that they’ve mistaken their hair appliances for sex toys.Mark Hill said that "any other ‘creative’ usage could cause some serious health and safety hazards".Some people said that the item has been mistaken for "something else" when they left it in their bathroom.

One reviewer said: “I love this hair tool, makes me look amazing, but my very conservative mother found it in my bathroom and now isn’t speaking to me because she thought it was something else."I’m sure you can figure out what.

So, I’m taking recommendations for great ways to style my hair with this, and ways to convince my mum that it isn’t what she thinks it is."A different reviewer said: “So glad I bought this product, it’s been a lifesaver on those bad hair days.

The one negative I can think of? "My manager saw it in the back of a work call and mistook it for a di*do, so I’ve now got to speak to HR about having an appropriate backdrop on video calls.