ASFX takes a fun approach to offering expert information on sexually transmitted infections and unplanned pregnancy prevention, encouraging those who are sexually active to view condoms as an essential part of the bedroom routine.
The debut Play Safe, Stay Sexy event will take place June 26, from 3-10 p.m. at the world-famous Hustler Hollywood Boutique, located at 8920 W. Sunset Blvd., in West Hollywood, Calif.
Located in the hub of Hollywood’s nightlife scene, Hustler Hollywood was chosen because of its knowledgeable sales staff.
“Safe sex is such an important issue for Hustler Hollywood and we are proud to collaborate with ASFX.org in spreading the message that safe sex can and should be fun,” said Theresa Flynt, Hustler executive vice president. “Through our partnership with the Association for Safe Fun Sex and The Screaming O, we hope to bring a fun, fresh concept to the table that will get people excited about practicing safe sex. This event is really the first of its kind, and we’re thrilled to be a part of it.”
ASFX has invited The Screaming O to join the debut event with its Scream Team girls, who will make the rounds handing out free Screaming O Condom Packs to everyone in attendance.
The Screaming O Condom Pack kit includes a Sensual O Sensually Thin latex condom, Screaming O Vibrating Ring and a sex positions booklet.
“We’re working with ASFX and Hustler Hollywood to equip and educate young men and women to treat safe sex as more than just a trend,” Screaming O Vice President Keith Caggiano said. “Safe sex should be a part of everyone’s sensual lifestyle, and working with Hustler Hollywood is the perfect way for us to support that message and get everyone in the mood before — and especially after — their big night out.
“We know how it is. Friends go out for a crazy night on the town and want to bring the party back home. This is our opportunity to make sure they are well protected if they should decide to move things from the dance floor to the bedroom.”
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