Edible ASMR Hair Brush Spoon for Relaxation and Sensory Enjoyment – Video Included

Description

Product Details:

• Listening to whisper voice and eating sounds are some examples that trigger ASMR. Everyone has different ASMR triggers.
• The ASMR edible Hair Brush spoon is a unique utensil made of edible materials, designed to provide a soothing sensory experience. It is made from high-quality, non-toxic ingredients.
• ASMR’s most popular edible food for ASMR includes edible spoons, hair brushes, airpods, and popping boba mukbang eating shows. Enjoy extreme crunchy, soft, squishy, and chewy eating sounds with HunniBee ASMR!

Key Features 🔑

✅	Combines ASMR effects with a sweet treat
✅	Designed for a multisensory experience
✅	Utilizes auditory triggers and tactile sensations
✅	Made from food-grade silicone for safety
✅	Soft bristles for a tingling sensation
✅	Ergonomically designed handle for comfort

How to Use 🛠️

• Use the edible hair brush spoon to enjoy ASMR sounds.
• listen to whisper voices while using the spoon.
• Combine with other edible ASMR items for a full experience.

Ingredients 🥗

✅	High-quality,non-toxic ingredients

product Details:

ASMR Edible hair Brush Spoon Product Description:

• Various occasions for use
• Durable and safe materials: plastic,metal
• Package includes 7 cake decorating brushes and 3 fondant and gum paste tools
• Tools are non-toxic and safe to use
• wide request for baking
• easy to clean and reusable
• Great gift idea for baking lovers

Product Standout Benefits

Traditional Japanese Dagashi (Candy & Snacks)

• Includes English Information and Instruction Pamphlet
• 30 Pieces of Yummy Japanese Goodies
• Including Candy, Ramune, Chocolate, Gum, Gummies, Jelly, Chips

Note Regarding Best Before Dates

The best before dates on Japanese items are in order of year-month-day so 23-8-16 = August 16th 2023. All items should have at least 2-3 months before their best before dates.

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Important Information

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