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So I've been asked through a wet look interview for my fans
to know kind of what it's like
wearing wet clothes, different textures and stuff like that. So I have some
questions here that I've been asked.
So I will answer for you in this video whilst wearing my wet clothes.
So the first question I have is,
Describe how it feels to remove wet clothes.
Well, I guess it depends what type of clothes you have on at the time.
Whether they're light, easy clothes such as, I guess, a
short t -shirt. They would, to me, be very easy to
remove.
But the feeling I don't like.
when you remove wet clothes is down here is okay but it's when you remove a wet
t -shirt off over your head and it literally just clings on for the life
sticks to everything and then you've got to get it past your face and it just
kind of feels really strange.
Next question is what type of clothes do you love wearing?
for wetbook photoshoots and why?
I guess one of my favourites would be jeans, which is what I've got on now.
I don't know, there's stuff about jeans kind of being soaked in water, still
having them on after. It gives kind of like a really cool effect, I think.
White t -shirts, I think, are good to wear for wet lips for certain reasons.
I just think they come out so good, you know, especially when you've got the
right lighting.
I think it really brings out the person's figure more as well.
the next question is why do you think wet t -shirt compositions are popular
my theory not my theory so my thoughts
on why i think they are popular is i think it's kind of seen
as a teasing thing you know you've got clothes on you can't
see properly what's underneath so you're always curious
And especially, you know, if you're wearing a white t -shirt, you can see,
you can't, if you see what I mean. So I think it's kind of like, it keeps you
guessing.
And you're just curious, I think, no more time for me. So for me, I think
why wet t -shirt competitions are popular.
And I guess it's the body as well, you know.
I don't know. I don't really know, to be honest, but that's my opinion.
Have any of your clothes ever shrunk after doing wet foot videos?
No, I don't think I have had any clothes that have shrunk, to be honest.
Not that I can recall, anyway.
I can't see why they would shrink because you're not in hot water I mean
me clothes shrink in washing machines if the heat is too high so
I've been quite fortunate to not have any of my clothes shrink
What is your most favourite wet look
video you have done?
I think that has to be the most recent one I've done in the onesies in this
pool as well actually I would say that's my most favourite because you're
completely covered and actually it surprisingly keeps you warm even though
mean this water looks very refreshing in the sunshine
But it's actually cooler than it looks, so it's quite a bit of a shock.
But yeah, it's nice if you want to cool yourself down.
Anyway, so I think the onesie one I did recently is my favourite one.
Just because of the steel weight, but the water on your onesie, it just cools
everything down.
And the thought of all that water dripping off.
because obviously gravity goes down, all that water dripping off going down,
there's a strange feeling to it and I actually quite enjoyed that one, that
quite fun.
So yeah, that was quite a fun one to do, so I would say that was my favourite
one. I have done some in the past, but to me, that recent one I've done is my
favourite.
Do you prefer doing indoor wetland things?
with the warmth of a shower for outdoor things.
I guess... Well, I guess like on a day like today,
you've got glorious warm sunshine, beautiful heat coming in the sky at
23, 24 out here today, and we're in June.
So I'd say I don't mind doing...
wet look ones outside because even though yes you get cold with the wet
on it just sticks to your body and makes you feel cold you've got the beautiful
sunshine to then warm you up and I do obviously love doing shower wet looks
too especially in the wintertime because it is bloom freezing outside to do that
sort of thing at that time of year so yeah
in the winter so I prefer to shower once because yes I do like the warm shower
on my skin I do when I say warm showers I mean warm showers but to the point you
come out and your skin is red and cold easily but
then again I like doing wet blood videos outside in the beautiful sunshine so
that's quite a tough one to choose actually and I'm literally near enough
already
How crazy is that?
Actually no, I think I will say I prefer the warmth of the shower because I like
the feeling of how the rain drops, rain drops?
shower drops fall on my face, how the water drops fall on me. Yeah, I think
probably the shower one is my favourite one to do.
Do you like different sounds in the shower of the water hitting different
clothes?
Do I like different sounds in the shower of water hitting different clothes?
Yes, I do actually, yes.
Again, it depends on what you're wearing. I mean, the jeans, you get
best to describe it?
I don't know how to describe it, but for those of you who know, when water goes
on your jeans, it's got a particular sound. I can't think of it right now.
But jumpers, anything fluffy, like a onesie, anything that's
fleecy, I would say I like that
because it also soaks up the water.
as well and that actually makes quite a quite a nice noise I think so um
yeah I would say yes I do like all the different sounds it
makes when the shower or whatever water gets hit from the clothes um
next question is when you were younger
should you use the light being out in the rain yes
Yes, and yes, I did.
I absolutely loved the rain.
I love nature.
I'm a nature person. I love all that. I love being outside, being close to
nature and stuff.
So, yes, I definitely loved being out in the rain. I used to play football out
in the rain.
I used to play a football game when I was younger.
I used to play out in the rain, you know.
And even now, I love being out in the rain. I go running in the rain.
But yes, okay, it can be nice running out in this heat, but it's more
challenging. You get hydrated quicker, you know, and it feels really hard work.
But running out in the rain, there's just something about that. All your
get drenched.
You're absolutely soaked like a drowned rat.
Your hair is soaked. You literally look like you've just come out fast.
But there's something different about it. The thought of running or even going
for a walk in the rain.
It's the thought of the water hitting your face.
I guess it's just making you feel more alive, isn't it?
Being out with the water, you know, rather than just having a shower because
have to, you know, you've got water on you. Being outside in the rain with that
nature hitting you is... There's nothing special about it, I think.
Yes, I loved being outside in the rain when I was younger, and I still do
What makes being wet so fun?
I don't honestly know.
Everyone's different, aren't they?
Their thoughts and feelings about it.
Like I was just explaining about being out in the rain, Running in the rain,
being wet is fun. I mean, that's fun.
Because also, I suppose, you know that you're able to go home, get changed and
dry clothes and warm up.
So it doesn't really matter if you get wet, does it? Because at the end of the
day, you know you can change and be comfortable.
But also, I guess, it makes it fun.
Seeing how different clothes look when they're wet, they give off different
colours and in jeans, these are light jeans, as you saw at the start before I
got wet, and now they're wet, they kind of go, I mean they're dry in here, it
kind of goes like a darker colour.
So I guess that's what makes it fun.
Because your clothes change different colours and the whole texture of it just
changes completely.
It's quite amazing to see sometimes, I think.
Next question.
Does thick, wet clothes that become heavy or wet make it hard to
move around?
Yes, is the answer.
They soak up all the water, don't they? I mean, like my onesie wetlet video I
did here.
You know, because it's an all -in -one, it's fluffy, it's heavy, it's thick.
When that gets wet, it holds the water inside the fabric and obviously makes it
very, very heavy. I mean, what I've got on, jeans don't feel that heavy, I don't
think, because it's a different fabric.
It doesn't hold the water in, so therefore it doesn't make it heavy.
T -shirts, fins, cotton coats.
It's thin cotton, so it doesn't hold the water in. It makes it heavy, but it's
something like the onesie. You should try it. It's quite fun.
Yes, it takes up the water. It makes it very, very heavy.
And you just feel restricted enough.
It's a strange feeling, isn't it? Try it.
You know what I mean.
Last question.
Have you ever struggled to remove tight, wet clothing?
Yes, I have. I don't know if those who know me, but we
used to do a lot of mud runs.
And we used to wear, like in the winter, we tried these neoprene.
As you know, they are very, very tight.
against your body.
So when they get wet and you try and remove them, it's
really, really hard. It's near enough impossible and we have to help each
because my husband and I, we do mud runs.
So we're helping the other one try and get this off because it is such a
struggle and it's so tight against your skin that you literally cannot remove it
yourself.
The other type of clothing, pants, underwear, I find actually really hard
off because when they're wet, you know, you take them off.
I mean, they shrivel up, don't they? They swirl and just go into nothing.
It just makes it so hard to take off. And I just find it really, really
annoying.
So, yes, that's the answer that I have.
I have struggled to remove quite wet clothing before.
So that was all my questions from my fans. So thank you very much for all
questions. I hope you enjoyed my answers. I've tried to answer them as
and truthfully as I can and from my experience as well. So I hope you
it.
Speak to you soon.
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