10 HOURS of HAIR DRYER / ASMR / relaxing sound / white noise

TEN hours of .... Hair dryer! They asked me =)
Sound Relaxing hair dryer. White noise. Great for letting babies sleep ... and more 😴. #Relax #Asmr #WhiteNoise
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT MY CHANNEL
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The main theme of my channel is relaxation recordings, which are a mix of white noise, nature, ambiance and ASMR sounds. These recordings are an alternative to popular music genres such as ambient, chillout or relaxing music.
My videos may be useful to you at:
- calm down and relax
- reduce stress and anxiety
- falling asleep and reducing insomnia
- increase concentration during study or work
- mask the symptoms of tinnitus
- calm and put children to sleep
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THE WHITE NOISE
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Continuous, repetitive, "light" and constant, white noise is a background sound while always maintaining the same volume level. It is a monotonous and, therefore, calming sound. In addition to serving as a base, it also acts as a screen. In fact, white noise seems to be able to protect the ear from other noises, external and more annoying sounds, such as the passage of a racing motorcycle or the barking of a dog. Basically, it has an auditory shield function.
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ASMR: MEANING
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The term autonomous sensory meridian response (literally "autonomous meridian sensory response"; in acronym ASMR) indicates a mild tingling sensation in various parts of the body, mostly accompanied by a state of mental relaxation of the person experiencing it. Numerous stimuli contribute to arousing it: cerebral (thoughts or ideas) or of a visual, auditory or tactile nature, perceived by a subject in an active or passive way. Advocates describe the techniques used and watching ASMR movies as an approach to self-help.