TAKE AWAY THE STRESS - Hair Dryer sound [NO MIDDLE ADS] #asmr #relaxing

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  @onlyasmr · 10 months ago (edited) · pinned

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  @fumuki9281 · 3 years ago

  Thanks to the Internet, I realize I&apos;m not the only one who loves hair dryer sounds and we have amazing people like you two who can make us relax ❤

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  @lotuskid6756 · 3 years ago

  when I was very little and my mom would run the hairdryer, I&apos;d take my blanket into the bathroom and try to fall asleep on the floor between her feet because I loved the noise. this reminds me of that &lt;3

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  @ciclon00nz96 · 3 years ago

  This sound makes me feel like bad thoughts are not that bad. I feel protected. I feel nothing bad can happen to me while I&apos;m with my hairdryer

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  @Rutjan666 · 2 years ago

  Quite funny that so many people (myself included) find the sound of hair-dryers, vacuum-cleaners and fans so soothing

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  @alessandroluciani5775 · 3 years ago

  Love this sound. I use the hair dryer everyday, under the blanket or pointed at myself to warm my body. It&apos;s so comfortable and cozy, I can&apos;t describe the feeling of joy it gives me. Maybe it&apos;s like a hug.

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  @Dave-18-j5o · 3 years ago

  I think I love the sound of the hairdryer because when I was a child, my mother used to dry my hair with the hairdryer and I was so excited everytime ❤

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  @annabaria3885 · 2 years ago (edited)

  When i was a child back in the 70s, in the uk, i lived in a tiny victorian flat above a shop, we didnt have heating apart from a gas fire in the living room, every sunday night was my bath and hair wash night and when i got out the bath my mother would quickly wrap me in a towel before i got cold and carry me to her bedroom. I&apos;d sit on her bed where a plate of warm jam tarts were waiting for me, thats she made whilst i was in the bath and then she&apos;d start to blow dry my long, pure white hair and the sound would send me into a deep meditative state where i would feel safe, and warm, and protected and the feeling of the brush gliding through my hair in regular strokes was soothing, &nbsp;and when the hair dryer would pass over my ear id get tingles and goose bumps all over my body, the sound got louder and shut every other sound in the world out and I&apos;d close my eyes and be transported far away to some fantasy world in my head.<br>Then, when she was done, I&apos;d ask her to carry on &quot;but your hair is dry&quot; she&apos;d say, &quot; please, just a bit longer&quot; and she&apos;d carry on a bit more and then she&apos;d say &quot; all done, go and show daddy&quot; and I&apos;d go into the living room &nbsp;and say &quot; look at my hair daddy!&quot; And he&apos;d say &quot;oh lovely, such beautiful hair!&quot; And I&apos;d laugh and sit in front of the old gas fire still with the towel wrapped around me, soft pajamas on and some more jam tarts.

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  @ellier5618 · 3 years ago

  my 5 months old had heart surgery three days ago. now sleeping with this video

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  @eddymural · 4 years ago (edited)

  I know it sounds crazy but this video is for me a life goal. Relaxing with your loved one all the evening in a cozy place with an hair dryer and staying in that so peaceful state for hours. For me it&apos;s a deep meditation, nothing comes into my mind when I hear this monotous sound. And sharing that with your love is like a spiritual experience.<br><br>Thanks

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  @ditherdather · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m 45 now. When I was a little boy, my bedroom was right by the bathroom. Mom would wake me up for school, and I would always fall back asleep to the sound of the hair dryer while she was getting ready for work. Later, when I was in my mid 20&apos;s I mentioned to my then girlfriend that the sound of the shower running and the hair dryer would make me tired because of hearing it when I was little. Not long after that I would find her curled up in a blanket on the bathroom floor when I got out of the shower. lol. We were an odd couple.

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  @carmellahattie5478 · 1 year ago

  To anyone who comes across this message, remember that you&apos;ve given your all today, and that&apos;s something to be proud of. We&apos;re grateful to have you here with us, and as a new day approaches, don&apos;t forget to take a well-deserved break and recharge. Tomorrow is a fresh start filled with opportunities.

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