Can anyone enlighten me as to the origin of the prominent almost white patch on Jana's back over her coccyx? Is it a residual effect after removing a tattoo, or something different?

It is noticeable only in her dance clips as it appears to have been either airbrushed out or deliberately hidden in most of her photos. This one shot does give a hint however.

Seems that nobody has any idea about this. Or perhaps I've just bored everyone to tears.
No matter.

I've just spent most of a cold Sunday afternoon following the local (Aussie) football and reviewing my cards. I am prompted to ask "Is there anything on this Earth more beautiful than a healthy naked woman?" I don't think so.

If you are looking at the white spot above her coccyx, in this picture, there is something wrong with you!

Since the same white flash appears on her right side in this pic, could it be lighting reflection?;)

No, she does have a white patch as I have seen this in a video from another site. IMO I think it is rather cute. But I do not know why she has it @ozbomber.

Than DMon. Now I can relax and stop worrying about my eyesight. I was beginning to think my dear old mum was right so long ago when she said 'Stop that or you'll go blind.'

Yes I have the same problem, but if I have to go blind what a way! ;-D

Well, Jana H is not the only girl with such a white spot!

Have you ever had a girl who was enjoy the Sun-Bank!? ;-)

it's a problem that a lot of models have because of solarium! lol
not albinos at all!!!

@LuckyRene hit it on the head. It's from being in a tanning salon. It's common for that specific body region not to get the full effect of the U.V. lamp whilst on the tanning bed.

@SexyMakeUp; thank you for the clarrification :)

@raymondo64; sorry for my bad english - The dutch word for Solarium is Zonnebank; that's why i did spell Sun-bank ;-)

No problem @LuckyRene. I YOU ever heard ME try to speak Dutch, I'd owe you an apology . . . ;) lol

It's okay @ray ;-) lol

Back to topic: Those girls are non Albinos ;D

Thanks guys. A solarium effect does make sense. Never experienced one myself.