Transhospitalized tips #2
boredom inspiration hit and uhhh im back!! with tips!!! (its a miracle!!) anyways, gonna try to actually post and not stress myself out this time so uh. send asks!!! love you all ^_^
-hospitals have such a distinct smell, so iβll be focusing a bit on how to try and achieve that scent!! ill recommend both some scent notes and some specific products that I believe fit, however as scents react with everyone differently take this with a grain of salt!!! might make a full body care routine if any1 wants that....
notes ; musk, japanese cherry blossom, cherry almond, mint, eucalyptus
products ; antibacterial soaps, baby soaps/oils/lotions, unscented lotions, cheap alcohol-y perfumes
-use joint braces!!! they provide support to weakened muscles or injuries, and are decently easy to find at most drugstores!! also easy to excuse, for anyone who is not out :)
-similar to the previous tip, use compression garments!! they are commonly used by patients and people post-operation. usually compression knee high socks are the easiest to find, and are super discreet!! they can reduce pain, swelling, and improve blood circulation
-use vicks/tiger balm!! both are used by patients to help with pain, congestion, and aches. they can both be easily found in drugstores, and are mostly safe to use. just make sure to use both in moderation!!!
-get a bed tray!!! patients should conserve their energy, and being able to comfortably eat in bed can help get that hospital-y feeling!!
-make your own surgery tray!!! typically they are silver trays with basic medical supplies, but you can personalize them to fit what you might need during your hospital stay!! ex; scissors, tweezers, gauze, tissues, alcohol wipes, sewing needles, etc. think of this as a bedside tray :)
-this is a common tip, but clean!! try to get that antiseptic-y bleach smell like other hospitals!! It can really help the space feel more medical