The 6 Minute Selfcare Test
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Not a Perfume. A Memory.💌
Not a Perfume. A Memory. A sweet routine for people who like smelling warm, soft, and quietly addictive. Some scents don’t announce themselves. They don’t enter the room first. They wait. This routine is for closeness, not projection. When you hear “sweet scents,” what turns you off? Too childish Too loud Too fake 🍰 Comfort First Warm water. Steam. Shoulders relaxing. Sweet body washes work best here — baked goods, not frosting. Your comfort scent lean: Vanilla Fruity Gourmand 🍓 The Close-Enough Layer Lotions and oils that warm up on skin. This scent isn’t for the room — it’s for proximity. People usually notice this scent when they: Hug you Sit close Borrow something 🎀 Sealing the Softness Creams don’t change the scent — they slow it down. Your texture preference: Lotion Cream Oil + cream 🤍 What This Routine Says Not “notice me.” But “rem...
You Smell Clean. A quiet routine for people who love soft showers, fresh skin, and being told they smell good. You know that smell that isn’t perfume. It’s not loud. It’s not sweet. It just smells like you showered properly . This is that routine. Save this for later if you’re building a “clean girl” shower rotation 🫧 Before the Water Hits Let’s talk pre-shower intention . This isn’t a rushed rinse. This is a reset. Scalp massager Pressure. Circulation. Calm. No thoughts, just circles. Question: Do you shampoo once or twice? Once — You’re efficient, grounded, and probably shower daily. Twice — You believe in a deep clean and don’t play about scalp health. Depends — You listen to your hair’s vibes. Respect. Soft, Neutral Hair Energy No overpowering scents. Nothing fighting your perfume later. ...
A Morning That Wasn't Pretty. But Was Mine
A Morning That Wasn’t Pretty, But Was Mine I didn’t wake up feeling motivated. My hair was messy, my room looked like yesterday’s laundry exploded, and the only reason I grabbed the journal was because it was sitting closest to me. I wrote one line: “I’m glad I made it through yesterday.” That felt like enough. The lip tint wasn’t some magical confidence boost — it just smelled nice, and I needed something small to make me feel like I’d done one thing for myself. The drink was whatever I had left in the fridge. The clip? Honestly, it’s cheap and sometimes breaks, but it held my hair back long enough for me to wash my face. None of this looked like Pinterest. But it was real. And that’s the part I’m trying to hold onto: the small, imperfect things that make a day feel like mine, even when nothing else is together. Try this with me A quick, honest check-in. No perfection required. One-line reflection Finish the sentenc...