I've started a new vlog series to answer some of the most popular questions I get about being a pro mermaid. Here's my first one answering questions about how I personally cope with chlorine!
I've started a new vlog series to answer some of the most popular questions I get about being a pro mermaid. Here's my first one answering questions about how I personally cope with chlorine!
Question:
How often do you use/swim in your tail weekly?
off season 3-4. on season 6-8
Oooh great video thanks! Really helpful. I think I may need to get your book
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#2 is now up! I was overwhelmed by the positive response of the first one so here's the second one !! They wont always be so informal, but I've been sick so there ya go lol
definitely will invest in those nose plugs when my pool opens this summer
How do you get rid of the chlorine smell that infuses into your skin after swimming?
I shower at the pool before going in it. After I'm done swimming I have another long shower, but scrubbing a lot with soap, there is still a faint smell of chlorine on my skin.
Last edited by Mermaid Jaffa; 04-22-2014 at 12:39 AM.
Speaking as a swimmer...... You don't. There this line of soaps and conditioners that I used to use but they didn't get rid of it completely when I was in the pool for hours a day. I forget what it was called, but it smelled like candy and came in clear squeeze tubes in lotion shampoo conditioner and body wash. It's really hard to get the smell out. Even once you're dry, if you wet your skin with fresh water it will smell strongly of chlorine. It's just something you have to deal with if you frequent pools. Oh and antichlorine products are expensive.
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wow this is sooooooo helpful thank you sooooo very much for sharing!!!!!
Yea. A$30 for a small 50ml bottle... I was hoping Ms Pro Mermaid had an alternative cheapie that she uses!
Gotta pay for reliable stuff. I keep receipts and claim at tax time
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I think here in the US you have to make more than $4,000 dollars a year at something, or it's considered a hobby and it won't be taxed or expenditures refunded. I'm still keeping my recipes just in case though. I need to find out for sure, this is just what I've been told.
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Even if you don't pay taxes on it you can claim expenses. In fact I believe in USA you can be in the red for up to 3 years in the start for a new business. Keep receipts for everything.
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^good to know!
Also known as Salina Tideglow
Raina: I just order you book and I'm sooo excited to read it and learn all about you/mermaiding!!!! I can't wait
Thanks Kenzee!
Here's my next vlog, all about transporting your tail and yourself IN your tail
Love the video raina! Sean was definitely judging the whole time XD thanks for the awesome vlogs.!
These are awesome! It's so good to see the little details that make mer-life doable...thanks so much, sugar!
I love Sean. His face when you were messing around with the dolly was SO funny. :P
you couldnt hear the funny things he was saying in the background they didnt show up on the sound. but lol he was making fun of me.
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