Ladies, this one’s for you! Kelly Muir looks at two accessories frequently worn by women: the scarf and the necklace. A scarf worn in a certain way, as demonstrated by Kelly, can easily be employed to choke the wearer. Two types of necklaces are shown, one of which is also potentially dangerous. Any accessories worn around the neck should break away easily when pressure is exerted on them.
Tags: Kelly Muir, personal defense, personal safety
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