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Subject: Re:Made the AI to write a wetlook Manual

Date: Sat 14/01/23 23:58:55 GMT

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By James adrian - adrian065105.1@outlook.com Sat 14/01/23 07:43:18 GMT

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how to dress up, take a fully clothed bath and drench your princess attire, cloak, shoes, and purse

Step 1: Dress Up

- Choose your princess attire, cloak, shoes and purse.

- Make sure that your attire is made of a fabric that can withstand water, such as silk or cotton. Avoid fabrics such as leather or suede, as they are not water-friendly.

- Accessorize with any jewelry or hair accessories that you would like to wear.

- Put on your attire, cloak, shoes, and purse.

Step 2: Prepare the Bath

- Fill up the bathtub with warm water.

- Add any essential oils or mild detergent to the water if desired, to enhance the cleaning and soothing effect of the water.

Step 3: Take the Bath

- Carefully step into the bathtub, making sure that your attire, cloak, shoes, and purse are fully submerged in the water.

- Use a mild shampoo or soap to gently clean your hair and skin. Be sure to avoid getting any soap or shampoo on your attire, cloak, shoes and purse.

- Sit back and relax for a few minutes, allowing the water to fully soak into your attire, cloak, shoes, and purse.

Step 4: Shoes and Purse

- Take the shoes out of the water, wipe them with a towel and leave them to dry on the side.

- Take your purse out and fill it with water, check everything inside the purse, put them back in, wipe it with a towel and leave it to dry on the side.

Step 5: Enjoy your drenched attire

- Once your attire, cloak, shoes, and purse are wet, you can enjoy the unique and striking effect that the water has created on the fabric and embellishments.

- It's recommended to do daily work with drenched attire, as it can be a unique and empowering experience.

- You can also try different types of fabrics and see how they look when drenched, experiment with different colors and styles, and find what you like the most.

- Please note that it's always best to check the care label on your attire, cloak, shoes, and purse before drenching them, and make sure you are comfortable with the level of stickiness and wetness before going out in public.