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You didn't mention what kind of camera or lighting equipment you have, so let me run down some of the things you can do to get better photos. If you have a Point & Shoot camera, the built in flash is mediocre at best. If you have to use it, turn the flash power down as low as it will go. Place a white tissue over the light, this will help soften some of the light. If it were me, I'd shut it off and use hot lights. Point the lights at the ceiling to soften the light. Even 500 watts will not be enough and you may need to bump up the ISO.

If you have a DSLR and at least one speed light. You can mount the speed light onto the hotshoe, but point the head either at the ceiling or behind you, not at the model. Bouncing the light off of the ceiling will give you better looking light, however, you may need to turn the flash power up a notch or two. Take plenty of test shots before committing to the shoot. Take that opportunity to make camera adjustments and finalize them, during the test shoot. If you accidently left the cap on, you'll discover it before you start the shoot. Just take your time and have fun. If the model has experience allow her to give you ideas. Make them a part of your project, not as an object.

By all means make sure the model is comfortable, if it means warm water, simply keep the door open to prevent steam on the lens, if you need to, place a fan outside the bathroom. Be very careful with electricity and water. Good luck

Sincerely EdR