Demystifying the little secrets in the German bathroom

　　 Most people still stay on the concept of cleansing the body when it comes to bathing. However, it now appears to be very outdated. Income is getting higher and higher, and the quality of life is getting higher and higher. How can a cleanness alone meet the needs of modern urban life?

　　 The daily pressure of various heavy work and life makes the place of home more cordial, because home is the harbor of the soul, and bathing at home naturally becomes a kind of spiritual purification.







　　 There is such a group of people: they are young and active, they always attract people's attention inadvertently. They have considerable income and good taste, elegant, intellectual, and leisurely. Sexy fashion has become synonymous with them. Personal independence and independent value are the direction they pursue. They are the elves of the world, and they have a charming title: upstart women. This is an interpretation of Kimberley’s interpretation of the current white-collar women. Kimberly, which incorporates many German elements in its design, has a deeper insight into bathing culture.



　　 In Germany, bathing has become a cultural symbol. Regarding the early German bathing culture, von Eisenbach also described the first-century knight bathing in his 'Pavarval' in 1207: 'He woke up in the morning and prepared a bathtub before his bed. This It’s the rules of his house. Someone sprinkled roses on him from above. Even if no one wakes him up, the guests will automatically wake up. This young and beautiful boy sat in the tub, and there came a beautiful and charming person. Young women, I don’t know who made them come. In the glimmer of the magnificent canopy, they stepped into the room solemnly, bathed for the guests, and gently stroked the wounds of the guests with their clean and soft hands. They complimented him and made him forget to tell his jokes. He patiently enjoyed the comfort, they brought him a bath towel, but he pretended not to notice, otherwise he would be shy in front of the girls, and he didn’t want to be in front of them. He took the bath towel in front of him. Although the girls were very willing to stay there, he would not let them. They had to leave.' In Europe at the time, the title of knight was not casually owned. Only nobles had the title of knight. It can be seen that in that era, bathing was a noble and sacred etiquette. For the great aristocracy, bathing activities are not only a symbol of elegance and etiquette, but also a symbol of wealth and power. In the 14th-century book 'Women's Etiquette' talked about the bathing of nobles, 'If you don't take a bath often, many people will look down on her!' Bathing also played an important role in the banquet guests. When the Duke of Burgundy entertained Queen Charlotte of Savoie and his female companion in 1467, he not only allowed them to enjoy four beautiful and luxurious baths, but also specially served five more meat dishes for them to enjoy while bathing. With the large amount of oriental spices brought back by the Knights of the Eastern Expedition, the bathing between the knights and nobles has developed into dozens of bath liquids for cleaning different body parts, and even the bath liquids for cleaning nails are specially formulated.



　　 However, in modern Germany, bathing is not only a kind of culture, but a new generation of people gives it a kind of fashion. Treat bathing as a kind of enjoyment, and let the spirit drift away from the body temporarily and away from reality. This is the best explanation for the new era of bathing. To penetrate the body and reach the soul, bathing is the most direct way. Bathing is not only to wash away the dirt from the body, but more importantly, to wash away the mental fatigue, so as to obtain a double relaxation of the body and mind. Bathing represents a kind of enjoyment, a kind of wholehearted enjoyment.