Relaxing Hair Dryer Sound.. 2hrs ASMR (NO MIDDLE ADS!)

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ASMR relaxing hair dryer sound.
the soothing sound of the hair dryer is a white noise that allows you to fall asleep and calms babies when they cry from colic or teeth.
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[lolopmoments]

That sound reminds me the mornings that my mom was preparing for work. I was in the bed felling warm listening to that sound and planing for my future. Here I am right now, in the army trying to feel close to my family listening to that amazing sound again. Good old days!

[amberjune]

When I was around four my mom would get up each morning and dress me while I was half asleep. She’d scrunch up the shirt and put it over my head. Than put my pants on. Than she’d get the blow dryer and put them in the openings of my socks to warm them up for my feet. Than do the same with my gloves. I’d lay there listening to the sound of the blow dryer and it gave my baby brain tingles of comfort. I lost my mom unfortunately to cancer. I was seven. I miss her but I’m glad I have memories like that to remember her by. Thank you for posting this and giving me comfort through sound.

[cunhaST]

It's great to read other people's stories while listening to this, so here's mine.

I always remember liking the sound of hair dryers, vacuum cleaners and stuff like that, however I didn't realize how relaxing this sound can be until I discovered this video.

This sound reminds me of those mornings when I was younger and I felt warm in bed while my mom dried her hair and got ready for work, it was such a cozy feeling.

I also remember following my mom as she vacuumed the house in the afternoon. I remember our vacuum cleaner used to blow some hot air backwards, so I'd just stand behind the vacuum and follow it everywhere, while I took the hot air in my face and heard that sound that made me feel so cozy.

Sadly, when I was 16, I lost my mother to cancer. Today in my 20s, when I feel sad and lost, I usually watch this video because it reminds me of the good old memories I have with my mom.

Thank you for posting this video and giving me this peaceful feeling! ❤🕊

[Julia-yrdm]

Its so nice to read people's stories while listening. Here one of mine!
So i also grew up loving the hairdryer, both listening to my mom blowdrying and having it on me. And at some point in middle school i realised how relaxing drying your hair while laying in bed is. So in the evening when i took my bath twice a week i would bundle up in my bed and get so comfortable. But middle school was also the time where i transitioned from watching Disney Channel daily on TV to not really watching TV anymore. So what i would do was, because i didn't have a TV in my room, i would get my laptop, search up the channel online, find a server and enjoy my disney shows as i was blowdrying! Good times.

Now i am almost 18, in highschool, so scared for the future, bundled up in the same bed, worrying ab a test tomorrow and comforfing myself with this while my hair is freshly washed and dried. You know what? I think everything is going to be great! I am actually, genuinely excited for life, and whoever is reading this, i hope you are too. We are so lucky to be where we are and life will always give us a second chance! Remember that! Its not over, its never over!(If you got this far, do yourself a favour and unclench your jaw) Have a great night/day!

[Light_Connect]

When I was around 5 years old, I remember sitting in the hallway right outside the bathroom door, which I insisted stay open, while my mom was blow drying her hair. I sat there on the floor underneath my tiny "blanky" (as I called it), decorated by colourful light pink, blue, green, and yellow bubbles all over it. And since I was so little, the blanket covered me up perfectly. As I sat there underneath my blanky, and my mom was blow drying her hair, the sound was the most relaxing sensation I had ever experienced before. I would also ask my mom to blow the hot air in my direction so that my blanky would get warm. Warming comfort and tingly sounds. Literal bliss. This video made me remember that moment. Thank you!

[jvd]

I love this part of youtube, people being nice with each other and sharing their childhood stories, it is so peaceful 😌

[TsunamiOnVR]

This video has had 30 million views, imagine how many fussy babies and anxious adults all over the world you have helped with this

[MrSaifbushido]

Im 25 years old.. i was thinking all this years that im sick cause i let my hairdryer < on > every night befor sleep specialy in winter.. but after i see the views and coments im very thankful to all of you guys to not make me crazy

[avantgardeaclue]

ahhhh, I just love the sound of  a hair dryer, so relaxing I don't even know why. Also love the sound of a vacuum cleaner. I can remember as a kid half asleep in my bed on a Saturday morning and my mom would be vacuuming at the same time, it would just put me in another dimension or something, almost in a trance.

[jake.riches]

I love how one sound can bring so many people together feeling good. The childhood memories that we all share from this one noise is amazing to me. Stay safe out there fellow hairdryer lovers. Much love to everyone

[minoritykj]

Hearing this sound makes me feel so warm and fuzzy. As a child growing up in the 90’s, I have fond memories of my mom drying my hair on those cold winter nights because “you don’t want to catch a cold going to be with wet hair” haha. The sound immediately sends a wave of calmness as I remember my mom running her fingers through my hair and feeling the warmth of the blow dryer ☺️

[darvdonut]

Everybody is sharing their story, so it's my time too:

When I was around five years old, I always got up very early in the morning and heard my mother drying her hair after showering.
I always came running to her and tried to reach the direction the warm air was coming from. When I did,
I mostly fell asleep in her arms and when I didn't, I snuggled with her until she had to go to work.
Now, almost a decade later, I am depressed but every time when I hear this noise I get warm and happy.

Thanks for taking your time to read this, it means a lot to me.
🥲

[NukeClock]

I love this guy for actually moving the hair dryer. 

[twityt.]

1. Step - Put your phone/tablet on charger batery.
2. Step - Trun on this sound.
3. Step - Sleep like a baby.
Love this!

[mercury]

When i was 4 I would listen to my mother hair drying and it would calm me and give me tingles throughout the body. Amidst that age she passed away from cancer however that habit of enjoying hairdrying like my mother existed in me. Up till the age of 8 on holidays or when I would get permission to skip school by my dad for whatever reasons I would take a shower lie down on the bed, pull a lead from the switch, turn on the TV and put on a movie and enjoy the sound of blow drying whilst I relaxed and watched a movie. It felt amazing to me. But slowly when u grow up ur tolerance for constant heat and time for such things turns down. In a more mature mind things never fully comfort u and u begin to think the worst of situations, so while the young version of me would put a lead on the bed and relax hairdrying the older version is in constant fear of the electric creating a fire on the bed or how I have migraines with large amounts of heat on head so this video and others similar to it do wonders for Me. Thnk u.

[topsysrevenge]

One of my favorite feelings ever is to get out of the shower on a cold winter morning, wrap up in a big fluffy warm towel, and use a blow dryer. The sound sends chills up my spine and relaxes me, feels like a literal brain massage.

[Bignorth]

Man I miss when I was young and stress free. I would listen to my mum dry her hair and it would send me to sleep so fast. It was so satisfying when she would turn the hairdryer to me. Man those were good times I'd do anything to go back.

[vaeirin]

Don't know if it's just me, but I need to listen to the hair dryer every morning while preparing for work. I used it to get warm but the electricity bills are becoming a headache in my country right now.
Thank you for this well done video and sound, I'm not getting warm anymore in the mornings but at least I can listen to that calming sound that gets me in a good mood all day 🤍

[StaleBread]

The comment sections of videos like this are my favourite in all of YouTube. It’s just 100% wholesomeness as everyone’s sharing their shared experience.

For me when I was younger I used to wake up early to listen to my mum blow drying her hair, and when I discovered there were videos like this online I’d lay in bed, fan on full blast trying to make myself cold. 8 odd years later, I’m 21 years old and during stressful times in my life I come back to videos like these to help me unwind and sleep.

[JD-zhch]

4:15 to listen to my dryer to relax enough to fall asleep....
Love