Blonde with blue tips relaxes in bathtub with mud mask

She’s sitting in a full bathtub, wearing only a mud mask on her face, skin glistening under soft bathroom light. Her hair is pulled back into a high ponytail, strands of blonde dyed with bright blue tips hanging loose near her shoulders. You can see thin tattoos winding around her upper arm — simple line art, maybe geometric or abstract, hard to tell without zooming in. The mud mask covers her forehead, nose, cheeks, all the way down to her jawline, thick and matte, drying in patches. She rubs it around occasionally, especially near her temples, like she’s really getting into the self-care routine. Camera stays tight in close-ups for most of it — her face, hands skimming the water, the way she leans back with eyes closed. No nudity beyond what’s normally visible in a bath scene. The setting feels private, real — not staged like a photoshoot, more like someone recording their wind-down ritual. Water sloshes when she moves, steam rises from the tub, bathroom tile faintly visible in the background. There’s no music, just ambient sound — water, light breathing, maybe a faucet dripping. Feels intimate without being sexual. The whole thing has a lazy, unhurried pace. Good for people who like natural, low-key bathroom content without performance or acting.