styles

Term used to describe the faint, tiny hairs seen on a woman's lower back, and posterior. Usually only visible in perfect light. Note: "styles" are visible only in uni-directional light. e.g. - angled position. They are not instantly visible. If hairs are prominent, this does not constitute "styles," and is just considered "lower back hair." In 1995, Driscoll's® released a F.A.Q. on their site, regarding the berries they sell. The question was asked, "What are those tiny little hairs on berries called?" Driscoll's® responded: "The small hairs on raspberries/blackberries/strawberries are called "styles." They are a female part of the flower, which is a natural part of the fruit, and are completely safe and natural. They can range in length and in color from light blonde to brown/black. They can be visible and more prevalent on some berries and hardly noticeable on others, depending on the particular berry plant."