Scarlett, Lucy and I had an interesting conversation while we were filming a Pony Girl scene: which sort of gag caused the most drooling? Obviously it can be different from person to person, but Lucy shared a particularly mean trick from her days looking after ponies - adding something sweet like honey or golden syrup to the gag made the drooling far worse, because your mouth can't help but water.

Scarlett and I decided to conduct an experiment to see if that was true. For Science.

So I tied Scarlett in a neat frogtie, hands behind her back, clad in a pristine white blouse...

Scarlett, Lucy and I had an interesting conversation while we were filming a Pony Girl scene: which sort of gag caused the most drooling? Obviously it can be different from person to person, but Lucy shared a particularly mean trick from her days looking after ponies - adding something sweet like honey or golden syrup to the gag made the drooling far worse, because your mouth can't help but water.

Scarlett and I decided to conduct an experiment to see if that was true. For Science.

So I tied Scarlett in a neat frogtie, hands behind her back, clad in a pristine white blouse, The idea was that the blouse would show up drool and go transparent, facilitating easier measurement of the drool amount and also potentially turning the whole event into a self-wetting Miss Wet T-Shirt competition.

Lined up were a satin cleave gag, a regular ball-gag, a ball-gag with added holes for breathing (and possibly drooling), a bit gag, a ring gag, and a bit gag with added tongue depressor. The test procedure was to gag her with each in turn, make her talk a little, then oblige her to bend forward into the strappado position and see how much drool she produced. Then when we had our maximal drool candidates we tried adding golden syrup and see what that did to the results. The short answer- Lucy Lauren knows what she's talking about!

If you are a fan of elegant, stunning models being reduced to a hot drooling mess, don't miss this video!