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| ブラウンシュガーの花びら |
日曜日なので穏やかな内容を書いています。
浴室の排水が完全に機能していないので、シャワーを普段使用しています。
バスソルトはお湯を溜めてやるととても良いので、シャワーだと使えないのが不満だったんですね。
それがふと、そうだ! バスソルトに香水を染み込ませてシャワーの時に使えば良いのでは? と思い付き、やってみるととても素敵なので今日の日曜版です。
私もアレルギーはあるし肌も強く無いので、市販品の香りが付いている物は仲々試せないんです。
また完全オーガニックであってもアレルギーが出たり出なかったりするので、パッチテストを毎回やらなければと思うだけでぐったりしてしまうので、結局試せないままだったんです。
特に今は肌を出す季節ですので。
それで普段使っている香水ならトラブルが出ないので、それで試しました。
100円均一で売っている小瓶に料理に使用している塩を入れ、それぞれの香水を1プッシュか2プッシュします。
それをシャワーを浴び始めた後、旋毛(つむじ)、両方の眉間、眉と眉の間の少し上、喉の真ん中、鳩尾(みぞおち)、両脇の下、両膝、足の甲の真ん中に、5粒ぐらいの極少量を一箇所5秒から10秒押さえて、指先に付いたソルトがじんわり溶けるように着けます。
するとシャワーのお湯と香水の香りが立ち昇ってきて、すごく柔らかい丸い光に包まれたように快適です。
この後、普通通りシャンプーをしたり、石鹸などで体を洗ってお仕舞いです。
香りが混ざって・・・、と不安になる必要もありません。
普段からシャンプーの香り、ボディソープの香り、コスメの香りに香水を使っているので、いつも通り香りのトラブルもありません。
小瓶が無ければ、小皿、小さなプラケース等に塩を入れて、試してみてください。
前述したフレグランスソルトを着ける場所ですが、お分かりの通り、指圧のツボの位置です。
何となくですが、血行やリンパマッサージの位置に合わせた方が香りが立ち昇り易いと思ったからです。
両肩のツボに充てても良さそうですね。
スーパーやコンビニに大体置いてあります。
いつものルージュが無くなったので、アマゾンで探していて偶然見つけました。
古風で素敵だな、と思い、さざんかとさくらを購入しています。
さざんかはすぐ来たのですが、さくらはまだ来ません。
きっと人気なのでしょうね。
着けた感じは、思ったより薄いです。
艶もあり、少し明るすぎて使っていなかったルージュの上に重ねるのも良いし、今日は軽い唇の色で、という気分の時にも合いました。
スプーンで軽く削って小皿に移し、筆で唇に乗せます。
落ちにくいので気に入っています。
私の住む街は物凄く久しぶりに数日続けて雨が降りました。
ハイミドル層ではありますが、シャギーパーマヘアなので思い切ってポニーテールにしてさっぱりした気持ちで、雨の街を歩きました。
テールの位置はハイポニーテールにしました。
こっちのほうがフィフティーズの印象が無いからです。
ポニーテールって若者だけのモノのような気がしていましたが、爽やかでキリッとした印象になって良かったです。
髪色が明るいのでまたよりすっきりしたんでしょうね。
雨の街ではローポニーテールにダーク・キャメルのレインコートで素敵な女性を見かけました。
シックでお洒落でした。
こちらの髪色はダークブラウンのやはりパーマヘアでロングでしたよ。
それでは、心躍るバスタイムや梅雨のヘアスタイルのことを考える素敵な日曜日をお過ごし下さい。
シャリマー 17,600円
ゲラン公式
ガブリエルシャネル 29,040円
シャネル公式
プワゾン 33,220円
ディオール公式
伯方(はかた)の塩 500g 269円
舞妓さんの花紅 さざんか 930円
舞妓さんの花紅 さくら 930円
何故かは分からないのですが、シャリマーとプワゾンを両方つけると、白い花の香りがします。ジャスミンやミュゲ(鈴蘭)という感じでは無く、人の想像上の中でしか咲いていない、夜に花開く優雅な白い花を想わせる香りがします。
テスター等で良かったら試してみて下さいね。
エナメル 付記
20260628 14:52 ジャスティン・ビーバーの楽曲Beautiful Loveとシャリマーとプワゾンについてのキャプションを追加しました。
Since it’s Sunday, I’m writing about something gentle.
The drain in my bathroom isn’t working properly, so I’ve been taking showers instead of baths.
Bath salts work really well when you run a bath, so I was frustrated that I couldn’t use them in the shower.
Then it suddenly hit me: “Wait! What if I soak the bath salts in perfume and use them while showering?” I gave it a try, and it turned out to be wonderful—so here’s today’s Sunday edition.
I have allergies and my skin isn’t very resilient, so I rarely get to try commercially available scented products.
Even with completely organic products, I sometimes have allergic reactions and sometimes don’t, so just the thought of having to do a patch test every single time wears me out—which is why I’ve ended up not trying them at all.
Especially now that it’s the season for showing some skin.
Since I don’t have any issues with the perfume I use every day, I decided to give it a try.
The drain in my bathroom isn’t working properly, so I’ve been taking showers instead of baths.
Bath salts work really well when you run a bath, so I was frustrated that I couldn’t use them in the shower.
Then it suddenly hit me: “Wait! What if I soak the bath salts in perfume and use them while showering?” I gave it a try, and it turned out to be wonderful—so here’s today’s Sunday edition.
I have allergies and my skin isn’t very resilient, so I rarely get to try commercially available scented products.
Even with completely organic products, I sometimes have allergic reactions and sometimes don’t, so just the thought of having to do a patch test every single time wears me out—which is why I’ve ended up not trying them at all.
Especially now that it’s the season for showing some skin.
Since I don’t have any issues with the perfume I use every day, I decided to give it a try.
Put the salt you use for cooking into a small bottle sold at a 100-yen store, and add one or two sprays of each perfume.
After you start your shower, apply a very small amount—about five grains—to each of the following spots: your crown, the space between your eyebrows, slightly above the space between your eyebrows, the center of your throat, your solar plexus, both armpits, both knees, and the center of the top of your feet. Press your fingertips against each spot for 5 to 10 seconds so that the salt on your fingertips melts gently into your skin.
As you do this, the scent of the perfume will mingle with the shower water, creating a comforting sensation as if you’re enveloped in a soft, round glow.
Afterward, simply shampoo as usual and wash your body with soap or similar products to finish.
There’s no need to worry about the scents clashing.
Since you already use perfume alongside the scents of your shampoo, body wash, and cosmetics in your daily routine, you won’t experience any scent conflicts as usual.
If you don’t have a small bottle, try putting the salt in a small dish or a tiny plastic container and giving it a try.
As for where to apply the fragrance salt mentioned earlier, as you may have guessed, it’s on acupressure points.
It’s just a hunch, but I thought the scent would rise more easily if I aligned it with the points used for blood circulation and lymphatic massage.
It seems like it would work well on the acupressure points on both shoulders, too.
After you start your shower, apply a very small amount—about five grains—to each of the following spots: your crown, the space between your eyebrows, slightly above the space between your eyebrows, the center of your throat, your solar plexus, both armpits, both knees, and the center of the top of your feet. Press your fingertips against each spot for 5 to 10 seconds so that the salt on your fingertips melts gently into your skin.
As you do this, the scent of the perfume will mingle with the shower water, creating a comforting sensation as if you’re enveloped in a soft, round glow.
Afterward, simply shampoo as usual and wash your body with soap or similar products to finish.
There’s no need to worry about the scents clashing.
Since you already use perfume alongside the scents of your shampoo, body wash, and cosmetics in your daily routine, you won’t experience any scent conflicts as usual.
If you don’t have a small bottle, try putting the salt in a small dish or a tiny plastic container and giving it a try.
As for where to apply the fragrance salt mentioned earlier, as you may have guessed, it’s on acupressure points.
It’s just a hunch, but I thought the scent would rise more easily if I aligned it with the points used for blood circulation and lymphatic massage.
It seems like it would work well on the acupressure points on both shoulders, too.
I use this salt in my cooking all the time, so I thought it might agree with my body, and that’s why I used it.
You can usually find it at supermarkets and convenience stores.
You can usually find it at supermarkets and convenience stores.
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| Lipstick: Sazanka—Available on Amazon |
I ran out of my usual lipstick, so I was searching on Amazon and stumbled upon this by chance.
I thought it looked lovely and old-fashioned, so I bought it.
I bought the Sazanka and Sakura shades.
The Sazanka arrived right away, but the Sakura hasn’t arrived yet.
I guess it must be popular.
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| Sazanka (Lipstick) |
When I actually put it on, it looked lighter than I expected.
It has a nice sheen, so it’s great for layering over a lipstick that’s a bit too bright for my taste—one I hadn’t been using—and it also worked well on days when I was in the mood for a light lip color.
I lightly scrape some off with a spoon, transfer it to a small dish, and apply it to my lips with a brush.
I really like it because it stays on well.
It rained for several days in a row in my town for the first time in ages.
Although my hair is medium-length, I have a shaggy perm, so I decided to go for a ponytail to feel refreshed as I walked through the rainy streets.
I tied it into a high ponytail.
That’s because it doesn’t give off such a ’50s vibe.
I used to think ponytails were just for young people, but I’m glad it gave me a fresh and sharp look.
My hair color is light, so that probably made the look even cleaner.
In the rainy city, I spotted a lovely woman with a low ponytail wearing a dark camel-colored raincoat.
She looked chic and stylish.
Her hair was dark brown, also permed, and long.
Well then, I hope you have a wonderful Sunday thinking about exciting bath times and hairstyles for the rainy season.
Shalimar 17,600 yen
Guerlain Official Site
https://www.guerlain.com/jp/ja-jp
Gabrielle Chanel 29,040 yen
Chanel Official Site
https://www.chanel.com/jp/
Poisson 33,220 yen
Dior Official Site
https://www.dior.com/ja_jp
Hakata Salt, 500g 269 yen
https://amzn.asia/d/0bNQyjrR
Maiko Hanabeni: Sazanka 930 yen
https://amzn.asia/d/02mBRiug
Maiko Hanabeni: Sakura 930 yen
https://amzn.asia/d/0iROIgOI
Guerlain Official Site
https://www.guerlain.com/jp/ja-jp
Gabrielle Chanel 29,040 yen
Chanel Official Site
https://www.chanel.com/jp/
Poisson 33,220 yen
Dior Official Site
https://www.dior.com/ja_jp
Hakata Salt, 500g 269 yen
https://amzn.asia/d/0bNQyjrR
Maiko Hanabeni: Sazanka 930 yen
https://amzn.asia/d/02mBRiug
Maiko Hanabeni: Sakura 930 yen
https://amzn.asia/d/0iROIgOI
Though I’m not sure why, when I wear both Sharima and Poison together, they give off a scent of white flowers. It’s not quite like jasmine or muguet (lily of the valley); rather, it evokes an elegant white flower that blooms only in the imagination—one that blooms at night.
If you have a tester or something, please give it a try.
Enamel P.S.
If you have a tester or something, please give it a try.
Enamel P.S.
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