BUBBLE BATHS AND FACE MASKS

 Hey Peaches, 

Getting pampered with a bubble bath is like tasting a little slice of heaven. You forget about everything that's swirling around in your head. There's just you blasting your tunes on YouTube Music. You're belting out lyrics to songs on the top of your lungs. It's the best feeling in the world when you kick back and relax. I loved playing with the bubbles. I spent a long time chilling in there. I was worried about drowning in a bath the first time I went in one, but there's this electric chair that they strap you into, and they lower you into the water once it's warmed up to a temperature you prefer. I also got a free head massage when the nurses helped me wash my short hair. Shampooing and conditioning your hair twice makes it soft. You get a billion compliments. 

Some mind-boggling advice will be parted to you. Sit back, relax against those fluffy pillows, have some spring- rolls, ease into your favourite pair of loungewear/PJ's/hoodie's/T-Shirt's/joggers. Listen loud, and crystal clear: 

'Don't get your line wet. Even if it's covered up in cling film or a plastic bag. Keep your arm out of the tub at all times. Close your eyes and relax. Take as long as you like messing around with the bubbles, water, and suds from the shower-gel.' 

I'll leave you to contemplate on that one in your own sweet time. 

Face masks:

These aren't the ones that you wear in covid. They don't cover the mouth and nose area only. These are sheet masks that get put on your entire face. They come in different colours. Green, Brown, Red, etc. You put them on your face and place them securely on your face make sure under your eyes and on top of your moustache area is secure. Then you rub the colour from underneath the mask all over your face. You leave it on for 20-30 minutes. Take as many pictures of it as possible. You might look like an alien or avatar from outer space for a bit. You take it off and use a flannel cloth to wash your face. Your skin glows after taking it off. It is the ultimate package for relaxation. 

Some advice I'll give would be:

'It doesn't matter if you look silly with a mask on. Everybody has masks on in real life. We fake it 'til we make most of the time. You have to be okay, even if you're not, but it's okay if you're not okay. You can cry and vent as much as you want within reason. Everybody needs a mask to hide behind, but the real beauty is what's behind the mask when it slips off, because the people in your inner circle need to see the real you, whether it's the best or worst version of yourself.'

I'm hoping that these words have a powerful impact on you. 

Enjoy.

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