Collection: Ear Contact Shampooing

Ear contact shampooing in authentic vintage salon settings – sessions capturing the common occurrence of thick lather or water coming into contact with the ears while washing the hair or massaging the scalp, treating the ears as part of the head area. Officially an unavoidable side effect in thorough shampooing procedures. The special appeal lies in the temporary discomfort and sensory deprivation as foam or water covers the ears, muffling hearing and creating a feeling of helplessness that heightens the intensity of the experience. These demonstrations showcase realistic details of traditional salon washing techniques, including the occasional challenges when sensitive areas are inadvertently affected.