Healing ASMR Treatment: 7 Hours to Support Your Sleep! Cure Sounds Compilation – All Ages Edition

This is a compilation pack of Dieblust's cureSounds series. It's a pack you can enjoy everything from standard healing like ear cleaning and massages, to the healing of having your ears pampered by a double heroine, all the way to edgy stuff like the healing (healing???) of having fried shrimp stuffed into your ear. I think this is a pack that can be recommended both to people who have listened to a lot of audio works and to beginners.

This is... a great-value pack compiling five works from a series set at "Cure Sounds," a shop where you get healing by listening to sounds and voices through headphones, in which the staff let you experience healing through unusual sounds. When it comes to shops that perform ASMR treatments on the ears, the standard fare is usually centered around ear cleaning, along with oil massages, or healing through direct ear contact using slime or carbonated water, and so on. However, the shop in this series treats you strictly through sounds heard via headphones, so there's a wide variety on offer: the sound of waves, the sound of cutting paper, the sound of drilling a hole, the sound of wind chimes, the sound of putting potato snacks in your ear... ranging from things where you can imagine the pleasant feeling, to things that make you go "what is THAT?!" (The above are just a small sample; please read the description for details.) Honestly, there are quite a few things that make you wonder "is this really healing?" but these turn out to be surprisingly good... combined with the staff's wonderfully soothing tone of speech, it really does lull you to sleep. If you're interested in healing works with a bit of an unusual take on sound, please do check it out.

A healing ASMR shop. On your first visit, there's a proper counseling session based on a questionnaire, and they select a staff member who seems like a good match for you—it's quite thorough. The treatment is that the staff member creates good sounds in a separate room, and you listen to them through headphones while lying down on a bed. Beyond the classic sleep-inducing staples like ear cleaning and whispering, they do all sorts of other things too. Birds and other natural ambient sounds, water sounds, carbonation, squishy toys, chips, gyaru slang, black magic, and so on. I think it's worth a listen both for beginners who want to explore which sounds are healing for them, and for veterans who already know their preferences but want to discover new sounds. It made me appreciate all over again just how deep the world of sleep-inducing content can be. It's a compilation of several works, but they're all set as staff members working at the same shop. It was also interesting to feel the connections between those staff members.