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Sensory Deprivation
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Less Stimulation, More Focus: How to Use It Safely
Sensory deprivation reduces vision and/or sound to heighten attention , confidence , and anticipation . The collection includes padded blindfolds , breathable hoods , and earplugs to modulate the environment. The principle is simple: reduce one sensory pathway to amplify others, maintaining free breathing and communication .
How to choose
- Sales : soft interior, adjustable strap and effective light blocking.
- Hoods : breathable fabric, thoughtful openings and zero compression on the nose/mouth.
- Sound : passive earplugs/headphones to attenuate noise without completely isolating.
Essential safety
Never block the airway or squeeze the neck area. Maintain an alternative signal word (e.g., an object to release). Don't leave the person alone and perform regular tactile check-ins.
Routines and combinations
- Start with simple sales for short minutes.
- Add skin stimulation (feathers, warm oil) and light restraint .
- Finish with aftercare : water, blanket and emotional feedback.
Hygiene
Wash fabrics according to the care label; disinfect the interior after use. Store in a dry, ventilated place.
















































