Quick answer

Choose Dune for a seamless nude look under light clothing, or Liquorice Therapy for a bold yet versatile dark shade that pairs with deeper tones. Both offer the same adjustable fit and barely-there feel.

Why shade matters for your G String

The color of your G String affects how invisible it stays under different outfits. A neutral shade like Dune blends with fair to medium skin tones, while a darker shade like Liquorice Therapy works well under black or dark fabrics and suits deeper skin tones.

Both options from Lace Laboratory share the same updated design: adjustable hip straps for a custom rise and fit, minimal coverage, and soft recycled lace. Your choice comes down to wardrobe compatibility and personal style.

Trade-offs between Dune and Liquorice Therapy

  • Invisibility under light clothing: Dune blends with light skin and pale fabrics, reducing visible lines. Liquorice Therapy can show through white or sheer materials.
  • Versatility with dark wardrobe: Liquorice Therapy matches black, navy, and charcoal outfits seamlessly. Dune may contrast against dark colors.
  • Skin tone compatibility: Dune suits fair to light-medium skin tones. Liquorice Therapy flatters medium to deep skin tones and provides a bold accent on lighter skin. If you have medium skin, try both shades to see which blends better with your natural tone.

Product facts at a glance

  • G String - Liquorice Therapy: Liquorice Therapy G String: Dark black shade, adjustable hip straps, 40% recycled material. The dark color hides under black clothing and creates a sleek, uniform look with dark lingerie sets.

    G String - Liquorice Therapy

    G String - Liquorice Therapy

  • G String - Dune: Dune G String: Light sand-beige shade, adjustable hip straps, 40% recycled material. This nude tone minimizes visibility under white or light-colored bottoms, making it ideal for everyday wear.

    G String - Dune

    G String - Dune

Which shade should you choose?

Best for

  • Dune: Those who wear light-colored bottoms frequently and want a nearly invisible G String.
  • Liquorice Therapy: Those who prefer dark underwear, have deeper skin tones, or want a shade that disappears under black clothing.

Not for

  • Dune: Not ideal if you have deeper skin tones or mostly wear dark clothing, as it may create a visible contrast.
  • Liquorice Therapy: Avoid if you need a truly invisible nude under white or pastel bottoms.