Join the sentences using a suitable relative pronoun to form defining and non-defining clauses.

Example: 1 He put the ring, which was made of gold, through her nose.

1 He put the ring through her nose. It was made of gold.
2 I know somebody. Her father has got a tattoo on his back.
3 I read a leaflet. It said body piercing was dangerous.
4 I went to a salon. They did body piercing there.
5 My sister dyed her hair pink. I find it an attractive colour.
6 I saw a girl. She had each part of her face pierced.
7 They opened a beauty salon in St George's Square. There used to be a perfume shop there.

2 I know somebody whose father has got a tattoo on his back. 3 I read a leaflet which said that body piercing was dangerous. 4 I went to a salon where they did body piercing. 5 My sister dyed her hair pink, the colour which I find attractive. 6 I saw a girl whose face was pierced at each part. 7 They opened a beauty salon in St George's Square, where there used to be a perfume shop.