Me too! In her last video I got a bunch of hate for commenting on that tho... Like, how are 3-4 people supposed to live there with all their clothes and belongings that they need for school. Especially since college lasts for a couple of years.
In our reputed Indian college 5 students live in a single room , and even without a combined bathroom... I were to go this year but yeah covid happened.. So we r just online
@@ylvasorli i agree but students at her college dont stay in rooms like this for all four years of college. This would only be for their freshmen year and then they move to different accommodations for their 2nd, like we move every year
Yall luxurious. This is a higher standard than my dorms and well.. it really is liveable. I didn't complain at all tbh. You study in the library, eat out, only come there to snack and sleep basically... It was kinda harder right before covid when everything closed down but we still had some in class lessons, but at the same time we were suddenly having online lessons at the same time in one room & studying there & cooking in a tiny kitchenette lol that was a nightmare, especially the online lessons in sync
I’ve seen a lot of people say “how do they fit three people?? Why doesn’t Ucla have like two people only??” I did some research on their website and UCLA has different options (out of quarantine) for dorming. You can choose to be by yourself or with one or two other roommates and you can choose if you want to have a private bath or a public bath which everyone in the hall share. It all depends on the cost! Hope that helped! ;)
well not really. ucla does have singles and doubles, but almost all freshmen (and sophomores too i believe) get triples. when you’re a junior or senior and if you want to live on campus then you get a choice, but you don’t really have a choice until then. source: am a ucla freshman
going along with what Malin Sapkota said, barely anyone other than athletes and people with need for special accommodations are given singles! (unless it's during summer session or if you get extremely lucky!) but yeah totally correct on the cost! classic triples = the cheapest but most uncomfy, singles = the most expensive but you have your own space (though it does get lonely :c )! source: ucla transfer who dormed in a deluxe triple and then a single plaza over the summer !
@@cozypianist1354 People need to stop with the “athletes get special accommodations” crap. It’s literally against NCAA rules and regulations and the athletes could lose eligibility of it if it was discovered they had special treatment in terms of housing. No big university is messing around with that.
@@julianacarragher7323 athletes, regents scholars, student housing workers, and students with disabilities are given priority to choose their housing at UCLA (meaning they have an earlier time slot to choose their preferred dorm compared to the rest of the student body)... The student athletes at UCLA are also getting a study space built for them (the Mo Ostin Academic Center for Student-Athletes which is ONLY for student athletes), and already have a gym that no one else can access, so not necessarily "special accommodations", but more like... "perks" of being a student athlete.
google home and alexas need to be set up at your college IT department- shoot them an email!! Edit: it’s because big WiFi networks are called “peer to peer” and the specific number of your device needs to be manually added internally!
Hi about the earring infection: Do you wear costume jewellery? If so, try real jewellery (gold or silver) for a while. You might be allergic to the metal in costume jewellery, that can look like an infection. If you don't have real jewellery, try and invest in one (pair) or ask family. I can't wear costume jewellery earrings but necklaces and braclets, so maybe it's the same for you :) About your room. Nicely done. Just a question, since it's already pretty full, how could 2 more girls fit in there? Looks more like you need all the space for yourself XD
by the way, if you have costume jewellery silver- or gold-plated it can still cause issues due to microscopic 'holes' in the plating. Go for full silver/gold/platin/...
Same for me, the first time I got my ears pierced it got so bad I had to let the piercings heal over completely. I got them re-pearced a couple of years later. Because I was wiser about my choice of jewelry + upkeep, those ones have lasted for ten years with no problems.
@@Winnangh my parents got my ears pierced when I was 3(ish) and my mom only bought real jewellery. I noticed, I can't wear costume jewellery when I wanted to wear cheap creoles I got from a magazine, and other ones from store. Figured the silver-plated thing out, when my silver-plated earrings began to infect my ears. I only buy and wear real jewellery now and hadn't had any problems since.
Hey Jasmine! For your ear piercing, the reason it keeps getting infected is because the hole is too close to either a nerve or a blood vessel. You should let them both heal over and then get them re-pierced at a different spot from a professional. It happened to me as well when I first got my nose pierced but letting it heal and then piercing at a different spot worked for me. Didn’t get infected ever again! Also for the healing, take some warm water with a pinch of salt and hold a cotton swab soaked in the solution to the infected place for a while and repeat twice a day. Hope it gets alright soon! You’re amazing, keep shining :)
i can’t imagine you living with 2 other people!! this seems so nice just to be alone she really has 3 separate desks for different tasks and 2 diff beds for different things🥺🥺
@@br5632 same, usually asians don't wear their shoes in the house. Sometimes when I see Americans putting their shoes on the *BED* my whole family goes *trigger noises*
@@the-wb5wo "outside clothes" on the bed makes me want to vomit. Like I go to a store in an outfit it's dead to me. No longer is it bed friendly until it's been washed.
Honestly I can't tell if you are lucky to be in a dorm without roommates, because you have more room for your stuff or unfortunate because having a roommate definitely helped with the stark loneliness I felt my first year of college.
Jasmine: Doing non sleep relating things on your bed are not very good for your ability for you brain to fall asleep in that bed. Me: watching this TH-cam video on my bed 🛏😐 Oops
Reading people’s comments about how it’s “crazy” that 3 people sharing the room. I went to UCLA 2012-2016 and dormed my first 2 years with 2 other people. Personally, the size didn’t bother me and it only made me get that much closer to my roomies! Plus, it’s not like we spent 24/7 in our dorm room; the campus is HUGE and we can go out to eat/study in various other places :) 10/10 recommend dorming if you want to meet and experience new people!
Wow I'm first Jasmine I have to say I simply adore your videos. I was waiting for this video, and it's so aesthetic and cute!!!!!!! Not knowing how to be an adult? Cute.
Does your non bunk bed not have a barrier wall? How do You not fall off?!?!? Lol, most people don’t roll around that much, and I’m sure there’s some evolutionary instinct that wakes us up if we sense an impending fall
@@caitlynmabry3909 .....my non bunk bed has a barrier wall and we have a gate at the top of the stairs because I managed to never grow out of sleepwalking 🙂
@@caitlynmabry3909 🤣 I remember staying in a cabin that had bunk beds and my room mate fell out trying to go to the bathroom at night she was fine tho lol
Woah, life goals! I would love to live in a dorm for a couple of months! Of course their are lots of downsides to living in a dorm but living in a dorm you get that college feel which I definitely want to experience one day! 😊
If your pierced earlobes aren’t healed after a year (which they should be) and constantly getting infected, you need to make sure your studs are hypoallergenic and start cleaning them differently. Use a home made saline solution of distilled water and non-iodized (kosher) salt. Mix 1/4 teaspoon of salt to 8 ounces of water in a little bowl or mug and microwave it so that it’s warm (but not hot), and dip your ear in that twice a day for 3-5 minutes. You can scale up the amount of solution you make, 1/2 teaspoon to 16 oz of water or even 4 teaspoons to a gallon, but the ratio has to be correct, and you have to use distilled water.
your room is so pretty!! neat and minimalistic but still shows off your personality!! i laughed a ton when you clarified your consumption of products and when you said "this is where the real magic happens" and you showed your cleaning supplies (honestly relatable, i love cleaning supplies so much)
I love that your sponsers relate to the channel. First time I’ve been interested in an ad considering you used this for to help you for your dorm haul!
It's great how you've sectioned your room into different sections/zones (??) And that whenever you sit at a desk you come into an entirely different mood Lysm as always 💓 and good job for doing such a good job in adulting alone in this pandemic 👍🏻❤️
Polysporin is a good way to prevent infections. Just put a little on the post of your earring every so often (put it in your ear if that’s not a given) and it should help. Also make sure you rotate your earrings regularly.
isopropyl alcohol to disinfect for 2 weeks, keep clean silver/gold on ears for a while, nothing cheap that can rust easy. or my personal favourite: put turmeric on the ear infection (you can google to check out more)
6:39 hi Jasmine My ear also used have problems like that after ear piercing So my advice is to check the material which is present in your piercing..... I used to have reaction with the silver earings but then I realised that wearing gold didn't cause any reaction.... So it depends on skin to skin. And if any reaction happens u can put Vaseline to sooth it . if u want wear the silver ones which react put some Vaseline at the parts of the earnings which touch your ear. Hope this advice helps........ PS: I lovee your videos 💞
I mean... Hadestown is my personal favorite musical theater album but that's kinda irrelevant to the content we're commenting on but still. Hadestown is to Hamilton what Tangled is to Frozen: Tangled has a better plot line and is SOOO much more impact as a story but Frozen has a much better soundtrack, and gets a lot more attention then Tangled.
To make you not feel so nasty about having food in the bathroom and just a tip in general is to always lower the toilet thing (no ideia how to say it in english) before you push the water. That was your bathroom doesnt get micro bacteria and all that nasty stuff from there
For ear infection that mainly happens on wearing alot of artificial and bad quality accesories. But it can always be cured by applying some antiseptic cream before going to bed or applying some coconut oil. Hope this helps
for the ear! you can check if the earrings you wear contain nickel - lots of people have nickel allergy (including myself) and this metal is often added to jewellery, even if the main material is for example gold. maybe this could help!
American university is always such a cultural shock to me. It’s crazy to think that 3-4 people would be in the same room! In the U.K. in student halls there can be up to 10 people in a flat but everyone will have their own room. The only time I’ve really seen accommodation where people share a room is maybe in a studio share. Some private accommodations offer a flat for 2 people like a couple.
I can’t believe they expect 3 people to live in that dorm in the first place! That is crazy like correct me if I am wrong but in England I believe that it’s considered like crazy to make you share the room like u always have ur own!
As a norwegian, this seems kinda crazy to me too...We all have our own rooms and we can choose if we want to share kitchen/bathroom with others or not... (ofc its more pricey to have your own, but yeah.)
Hi Jass, am a medical student, for your ear piercing and here is my suggestion: First we all have a microbiome in our skin so, is quite easy to your piercing that it is actually an injury to get infected so I will tell you to apply alcohol on and to desinfect your earring too.
I personally had to get my ears re-pierced 3 times for similar reasons to the issues you mentioned having. I learned from my piercer that tea tree oil is pretty good for a mild infection. What I do is fill a small container of water and put 2-3 drops of tea tree oil then use a cotton to put some on the area twice a day. Usually it helps swelling and discomfort go away quickly.
Hey Jasmine! This comment is super late because I dropped off the face of the Earth for a while, but if you are still having trouble with ear infections with your piercings I have some advice because the same thing used to happen to me, and still does with certain pieces of jewelry. Tip #1 Be sure that you are not allergic (even acutely) to the metal the piercing is made of. I saw this comment a lot but knowing the metal content is important with "real" jewelry and not just costume jewelry. I am allergic to a lot of precious metals and can only wear surgical steel jewelry so finding this out and making the switch greatly decreased the severity of the infections I was getting. Tip #2 (this is the one I think will pertain to you much more) Be aware of the style of jewelry you are using. I am going to take a wild guess and assume that you are most likely wearing stud type earrings. These are super simple and pretty and are the ones you get when you first get the piercing done. However, I have found that stud piercings can fit too snuggly to the ear and not allow for much air flow. This is what was causing my constant small infections and just switching to small hoops or a stud that I could keep a little loose without fearing of them falling off and getting lost fixed the problem entirely. Air flow is important, your ears need to breathe too!
regarding the ear infections i get them every time i put jewelry in, i have really sensitive ears. So some things that have helped me is putting vaseline on the earring, and if they’re being extra sensitive i’ll use a hot/warm salt water solution in a spray bottle on my ears.
about the ear infection issue: try to wear titanium earrings if gold or silver ones are too expensive or if you would just feel afraid to lose them (or get them stolen idk i’m from brazil so that’s a common worry)! they’re a lot cheaper then actual jewelry but did WONDERS for my ears!!! i had them pierced for such a long time and could never understand why they never fully healed until i tried titanium earrings
I feel ya on the ears. One solution I've found is not wearing earrings everyday, wearing looser/dangly earrings, and not wearing heavy stuff often. At most, I'll wear earrings 4 days in a row, then not wear any for 2 days.
in regards to the piercing infection, you’re probably having reaction to nickel which is a decently common issue. give it a week without jewellery to clear up and make sure any jewellery you buy is nickel free. i'd recommend investing in a gold or silver pair of small hoops/sleeper to wear day to day (and in bed lol).
If you can afford it, get Anatometal earstuds. The part that goes through the whole is stainless steel or titanium. Makes such a difference, I had trouble with a lobe piercing, and now it finally healed. Only downside is, you can't change it by yourself, since it gets screwed together, which requires either veeery fine motor skills, or a piercer with proper tools. So idk with piercing studios are open in your area, but if they are, find one who has Anatometal jewellery :D
I was hearing you telling us about your ears... Oh Gosh. Mine never stopped getting problems since they were originally pierced when I was little. I tried it all. Silver, gold... The holes just kept getting nasty every once in a while. Now I've been earings free for about... Two years perhaps? Best decision ever. Never got another issue. I miss a little wearing earings but there are still necklaces and bracelets and such.
Love your room and organization! Your room is huge☺️ A basic tip for your ear piercings not healing fast is not sleeping on them or touching them. Also make sure your earrings are gold, silver, titanium or surgical metal (it might help)! Also try to put on rubbing alcohol everyday to clean the piercings. Hope it is helpful :)
jasmine, about the thing with your ears, I experienced the same thing too when I was younger. my mom found out that I was allergic to anything that wasn't in its purest form. I don't know if that made any sense, but what I'm basically saying is that you might have an allergic reaction to certain types of earrings. try getting the hypoallergenic kinds or try finding some jewelry that is made out of pure metal whether that be gold or silver. hope that helps even just a little ^.^
That shiny blue umbrella at 14:48 does it perchance have black lace around the rim and black with blue polka dots on the inside?? Cause I swear I have that same umbrella! 🤣
about your piercing infection problem!! i had constant infections when i first got my ears pierced until i started wearing sterling silver earrings, so you might have the same problem as me where you're intolerant to cheaper metals. awesome dorm tour, i love how cozy everything seems!
Chamomile tea with salt, is what I use for my piercing. Some boiling water from a kettle, some salt and a chamomile teabag. Please don't use any cotton products bc fibers can stay, instead use kitchen roll or use the actual teabag when it's cooled down enough. This is great as it has cleaning and calming aspects.
the one getting infected could be because the earring itself is dirty or kinda rusty depending on the material, switch it out and take out the earring itself to clean it when you clean your ear is what i do when my piercing gets infected.
I have had similar problems with earrings too. I've actually had to get them done like 4 different times because the piercing hole kept closing up. My solution was that I found out that I was actually allergic to the metal that the earring was and so that was why it kept getting infected. The only type of earrings I can wear are pure gold, and or plastic ones. So maybe try testing out different materials of earrings and just see which ones are better or worse. Hope this helps! :)
Anyone saying “i can’t believe 4 people normally live there!” Or “wow how do 4 people share a space with no kitchen” clearly do not go to university in the United States because that is actually a very nice quad... my university’s dorm had no air con sooooo
I have two helix piercings and the only reason my ears get infected is most likely due to the earrings, which may not be the best quality. Anything that’s titanium, silver or gold should be fine for ur piercings. Also a lot of people forget to clean their piercing spots without anything( jewelry) in/on it. I got my piercings last year as well so hope this helps!!
Re: Piercings! I know exactly what you're going through with the "magically getting re-infected one, but I thought you healed already!" one, hahaha! I have four ear piercings, two classic lobe ones that I got done as a baby, and two I did with a professional piercing artist, another lobe and one inner conch. The inner conch one is a fiasco itself. Like it's fine but it just take patience to let it heal (it's been a yearrrr, heal already!). The new lobe piercing is pretty much "healed" already but if I put in cheap jewelry it can get reinfected. For now I leave it with nothing or put in a surgical steel earring (you can buy a big variety of cute surgical steel bar earrings similar to what you wear as it's in the healing process). If I REALLY want to wear something fancy I only leave it for a couple of hours at most and then leave the surgical steel earring in to 'calm' the piercing for the evening. I still clean it and take care of it as if it wasn't healed. My old piercings are bullet proof. It doesn't matter what I put in them, nothing happens. It just takes time I guess. I've had these for 20+ years so it makes sense.
I got my ears pierced at 14, they heald no problem. I got a second ear piercing in my 20ies, and I unfortunatelly tugged ony my ear very hard once. It got stuck in a sweater or something and started bleeding a bit. So it took a lot longer to heal and I was administaring desinfectant drops for a very long time. They healed now nicely but are alot more sensitive than my classical ear piercings. I mean, they are right nect to one anoter, it is the same tissue, but to this day, I cannot put very cheap jewelery in them because it will feel weird. Otherwise I'm not allergic to any metals or anything. So some earrings are fine in the old piercings, but not in the new ones. Anyway. I've got some special desinfectant drops for ear piercings from the pharmacy, which were very cheap. Applied them religiously. When I could exchange the earrings and it was healed enough, I only use silver or gold ones there and try to change them on a regular basis, so that I can also clean out the dead skin cells accumulating on the earring. They are fine by now but it took them a lot longer to heal then my original ones.
Solution to your ear-piercing problem: 1. Apply coconut oil to the spot and around it everyday. 2. Wear metal earring piece, (preferably small size) for some time. Like don't remove it everyday, maybe except during the oil applying time. Because if you don't wear anything, a) the hole becomes small, and you have to pierce it again b) it'll infect your ear each time you wear something new 3. While choosing the long term earring, don't choose the ones that are too tight. I got my ear pierced when I was 2, so these stuff worked well for me. Hope they work for you too! @studyquill
Yeah. I think it's common for people in other countries to live alone, but America loves scamming students so a lot of people live in doubles, triples, sometimes even quads.
my recommendation for a piercing care product is urban releaf piercing solution!! i get it on amazon but i think they may have a website as well. i’m super allergic to nickel so i only wear anodized titanium jewelry from etsy since it’s usually available in a gold color, if that’s something else that would be helpful!
when i got my ears pierced at first, they would get infected. i realized it’s my earrings that were causing it. you should try wearing only real gold or silver earrings for the first year or so and then you can wear whatever earrings you want. they won’t infect your ears anymore. hope this helps
jasmine: throws away food instead of leaving it in the room
ants: _sad pest noises_
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@@clvsidy it’s flowers
nooo now i have this image of really hungry desperate ants begging for food while we humans just throw it away :(
Immediately when I read this comment I saw an ant on my study table 👁👄👁
Hey which is desk tour so adorable, clean and organized desk ever by clicking the link below 👇🏻
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I cannot imagine 4 people living in that one dorm without a kitchen. You are living in luxury this year.
I guess during normal times people don’t “live” there but just sleep and spend a little span of their day
Me too! In her last video I got a bunch of hate for commenting on that tho... Like, how are 3-4 people supposed to live there with all their clothes and belongings that they need for school. Especially since college lasts for a couple of years.
In our reputed Indian college 5 students live in a single room , and even without a combined bathroom... I were to go this year but yeah covid happened.. So we r just online
@@ylvasorli i agree but students at her college dont stay in rooms like this for all four years of college. This would only be for their freshmen year and then they move to different accommodations for their 2nd, like we move every year
Yall luxurious. This is a higher standard than my dorms and well.. it really is liveable. I didn't complain at all tbh. You study in the library, eat out, only come there to snack and sleep basically... It was kinda harder right before covid when everything closed down but we still had some in class lessons, but at the same time we were suddenly having online lessons at the same time in one room & studying there & cooking in a tiny kitchenette lol that was a nightmare, especially the online lessons in sync
Can’t believe there’s usually three people living in that room! Also your hair is so cute here
Ikr her hair 😍
@@aadishreee Your pfp is so cute :D
her room is more organized then my life
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I’ve seen a lot of people say “how do they fit three people?? Why doesn’t Ucla have like two people only??” I did some research on their website and UCLA has different options (out of quarantine) for dorming. You can choose to be by yourself or with one or two other roommates and you can choose if you want to have a private bath or a public bath which everyone in the hall share. It all depends on the cost! Hope that helped! ;)
well not really. ucla does have singles and doubles, but almost all freshmen (and sophomores too i believe) get triples. when you’re a junior or senior and if you want to live on campus then you get a choice, but you don’t really have a choice until then.
source: am a ucla freshman
going along with what Malin Sapkota said, barely anyone other than athletes and people with need for special accommodations are given singles! (unless it's during summer session or if you get extremely lucky!) but yeah totally correct on the cost! classic triples = the cheapest but most uncomfy, singles = the most expensive but you have your own space (though it does get lonely :c )!
source: ucla transfer who dormed in a deluxe triple and then a single plaza over the summer !
@@cozypianist1354 People need to stop with the “athletes get special accommodations” crap. It’s literally against NCAA rules and regulations and the athletes could lose eligibility of it if it was discovered they had special treatment in terms of housing. No big university is messing around with that.
@@julianacarragher7323 athletes, regents scholars, student housing workers, and students with disabilities are given priority to choose their housing at UCLA (meaning they have an earlier time slot to choose their preferred dorm compared to the rest of the student body)... The student athletes at UCLA are also getting a study space built for them (the Mo Ostin Academic Center for Student-Athletes which is ONLY for student athletes), and already have a gym that no one else can access, so not necessarily "special accommodations", but more like... "perks" of being a student athlete.
I would definitely get my own bathroom
Living in a three-person room by yourself sounds like the life tbh
google home and alexas need to be set up at your college IT department- shoot them an email!!
Edit: it’s because big WiFi networks are called “peer to peer” and the specific number of your device needs to be manually added internally!
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Hi about the earring infection: Do you wear costume jewellery? If so, try real jewellery (gold or silver) for a while. You might be allergic to the metal in costume jewellery, that can look like an infection. If you don't have real jewellery, try and invest in one (pair) or ask family.
I can't wear costume jewellery earrings but necklaces and braclets, so maybe it's the same for you :)
About your room. Nicely done. Just a question, since it's already pretty full, how could 2 more girls fit in there? Looks more like you need all the space for yourself XD
by the way, if you have costume jewellery silver- or gold-plated it can still cause issues due to microscopic 'holes' in the plating. Go for full silver/gold/platin/...
Same for me, the first time I got my ears pierced it got so bad I had to let the piercings heal over completely. I got them re-pearced a couple of years later. Because I was wiser about my choice of jewelry + upkeep, those ones have lasted for ten years with no problems.
@@Winnangh This kinda happened to me but my ear started bleeding
@@Winnangh my parents got my ears pierced when I was 3(ish) and my mom only bought real jewellery. I noticed, I can't wear costume jewellery when I wanted to wear cheap creoles I got from a magazine, and other ones from store. Figured the silver-plated thing out, when my silver-plated earrings began to infect my ears. I only buy and wear real jewellery now and hadn't had any problems since.
I completely agree , my friend had the same issue
omg ur room is so calming, it reflects ur personality sm 🥺
Hey Jasmine! For your ear piercing, the reason it keeps getting infected is because the hole is too close to either a nerve or a blood vessel. You should let them both heal over and then get them re-pierced at a different spot from a professional. It happened to me as well when I first got my nose pierced but letting it heal and then piercing at a different spot worked for me. Didn’t get infected ever again! Also for the healing, take some warm water with a pinch of salt and hold a cotton swab soaked in the solution to the infected place for a while and repeat twice a day. Hope it gets alright soon! You’re amazing, keep shining :)
i can’t imagine you living with 2 other people!! this seems so nice just to be alone she really has 3 separate desks for different tasks and 2 diff beds for different things🥺🥺
Omg your hair looks so pretty!!
"Not wearing shoes inside the house" the asian genes 😔✋
I live in Canada, and if someone keeps their shoes on in your house culturally they're an asshole who will be told to take them off. That's nasty.
@@br5632 same, usually asians don't wear their shoes in the house. Sometimes when I see Americans putting their shoes on the *BED* my whole family goes *trigger noises*
@@the-wb5wo "outside clothes" on the bed makes me want to vomit. Like I go to a store in an outfit it's dead to me. No longer is it bed friendly until it's been washed.
My white af extended fam immigrated from Vietnam, so that may add to my passion :P
@@br5632 😂
I love how ALL dorms have the SAME drawer/cabinet style.
Honestly I can't tell if you are lucky to be in a dorm without roommates, because you have more room for your stuff or unfortunate because having a roommate definitely helped with the stark loneliness I felt my first year of college.
Jasmine: Doing non sleep relating things on your bed are not very good for your ability for you brain to fall asleep in that bed.
Me: watching this TH-cam video on my bed 🛏😐
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Same. 🤷
i'm totally watching this in my bed 😂
I’m on my bed too🤣🤣🤣
I just moved from my chair to my bed and now I'm like 👁👄👁
@@the-wb5wo 🤣
Reading people’s comments about how it’s “crazy” that 3 people sharing the room. I went to UCLA 2012-2016 and dormed my first 2 years with 2 other people. Personally, the size didn’t bother me and it only made me get that much closer to my roomies! Plus, it’s not like we spent 24/7 in our dorm room; the campus is HUGE and we can go out to eat/study in various other places :) 10/10 recommend dorming if you want to meet and experience new people!
I swear, the second I start watching one of my videos, I feel the intense urge to start cleaning my room. It's been a great help :)
ok but your hair is POPPING OFF 🤩🤩
Wow I'm first Jasmine I have to say I simply adore your videos. I was waiting for this video, and it's so aesthetic and cute!!!!!!! Not knowing how to be an adult? Cute.
Wait...the top bunk doesn’t have a barrier wall thing...how do you not fall off??
some people don’t move that much in their sleep
Does your non bunk bed not have a barrier wall? How do You not fall off?!?!? Lol, most people don’t roll around that much, and I’m sure there’s some evolutionary instinct that wakes us up if we sense an impending fall
@@caitlynmabry3909 .....my non bunk bed has a barrier wall and we have a gate at the top of the stairs because I managed to never grow out of sleepwalking 🙂
I always fall off from my bed-
I hit my head hard once (ノಠ益ಠ)ノ彡┻━┻
I roll too much, when I was little I also used to kick my parents-
@@caitlynmabry3909 🤣 I remember staying in a cabin that had bunk beds and my room mate fell out trying to go to the bathroom at night she was fine tho lol
I love the subtle chaotic vibe in this video
Woah, life goals! I would love to live in a dorm for a couple of months! Of course their are lots of downsides to living in a dorm but living in a dorm you get that college feel which I definitely want to experience one day! 😊
If your pierced earlobes aren’t healed after a year (which they should be) and constantly getting infected, you need to make sure your studs are hypoallergenic and start cleaning them differently. Use a home made saline solution of distilled water and non-iodized (kosher) salt. Mix 1/4 teaspoon of salt to 8 ounces of water in a little bowl or mug and microwave it so that it’s warm (but not hot), and dip your ear in that twice a day for 3-5 minutes. You can scale up the amount of solution you make, 1/2 teaspoon to 16 oz of water or even 4 teaspoons to a gallon, but the ratio has to be correct, and you have to use distilled water.
i knew we would see you settled and doing better as the semester progressed, so happy to see that!
your room is so pretty!! neat and minimalistic but still shows off your personality!! i laughed a ton when you clarified your consumption of products and when you said "this is where the real magic happens" and you showed your cleaning supplies (honestly relatable, i love cleaning supplies so much)
I love that your sponsers relate to the channel. First time I’ve been interested in an ad considering you used this for to help you for your dorm haul!
This dorm room is so cute and minimalist, aesthetically decorated
Yes! I was just looking for a calming Studyquill video!
It's great how you've sectioned your room into different sections/zones (??) And that whenever you sit at a desk you come into an entirely different mood
Lysm as always 💓 and good job for doing such a good job in adulting alone in this pandemic 👍🏻❤️
I’ve been binge watching your videos because I’ve been lonely and sad and I’m happy to say that you always cheer me up :)
7:29 the fact that some people have consumed hand sanitizer and cleaning products because of corona though 😔
That's what made me laugh when she felt the need to clarify.
Polysporin is a good way to prevent infections. Just put a little on the post of your earring every so often (put it in your ear if that’s not a given) and it should help. Also make sure you rotate your earrings regularly.
isopropyl alcohol to disinfect for 2 weeks, keep clean silver/gold on ears for a while, nothing cheap that can rust easy. or my personal favourite: put turmeric on the ear infection (you can google to check out more)
In stead of the wax light you should get a diffuser I have one and I does the job. Thank you😁
6:39 hi Jasmine
My ear also used have problems like that after ear piercing
So my advice is to check the material which is present in your piercing.....
I used to have reaction with the silver earings but then I realised that wearing gold didn't cause any reaction....
So it depends on skin to skin. And if any reaction happens u can put Vaseline to sooth it . if u want wear the silver ones which react put some Vaseline at the parts of the earnings which touch your ear.
Hope this advice helps........
PS: I lovee your videos 💞
I hope u find this comment useful
hi omg jasmine! love that intro part lol - can totally relate to not wearing your shoes in the beginning.
Wait, so ur telling me that u don’t actually eat ur pads???
hamilton :0
Yes your pic is life
I mean... Hadestown is my personal favorite musical theater album but that's kinda irrelevant to the content we're commenting on but still.
Hadestown is to Hamilton what Tangled is to Frozen: Tangled has a better plot line and is SOOO much more impact as a story but Frozen has a much better soundtrack, and gets a lot more attention then Tangled.
What r u talking about
I love ure pfp so much ❤️
To make you not feel so nasty about having food in the bathroom and just a tip in general is to always lower the toilet thing (no ideia how to say it in english) before you push the water. That was your bathroom doesnt get micro bacteria and all that nasty stuff from there
i’m not exactly sure that there is a word for that in english
I am so obsessed with your hair it is amaaaaaazing
For ear infection that mainly happens on wearing alot of artificial and bad quality accesories. But it can always be cured by applying some antiseptic cream before going to bed or applying some coconut oil.
Hope this helps
I'm loving this new aesthetic 💖
nothing better than to watch your videos after a long week, have a great thanksgiving everyone!
13:03 OMG OMG I made that miniature greenhouse too!!!
I finished it and it looks SO GOOD
“We’ll see if I can muster the motivation” felt accurate
This is the first time I'm watching a video of yours and YOU ARE GORGEOUS not to mention extremely smart and productive? Tell me your wayssss!!!
for the ear! you can check if the earrings you wear contain nickel - lots of people have nickel allergy (including myself) and this metal is often added to jewellery, even if the main material is for example gold. maybe this could help!
American university is always such a cultural shock to me. It’s crazy to think that 3-4 people would be in the same room! In the U.K. in student halls there can be up to 10 people in a flat but everyone will have their own room. The only time I’ve really seen accommodation where people share a room is maybe in a studio share. Some private accommodations offer a flat for 2 people like a couple.
I can’t believe they expect 3 people to live in that dorm in the first place! That is crazy like correct me if I am wrong but in England I believe that it’s considered like crazy to make you share the room like u always have ur own!
that's american colleges for you! they are already unbelievably expensive and you dont even get a liveable dorm!
I used to share a room with 4 other people when classes were still in person 😔
@@user-zf4xc4bd4q Ya makes me not wanna go to live in dorms lol
@@gabrielledriz6624 that is insane!
As a norwegian, this seems kinda crazy to me too...We all have our own rooms and we can choose if we want to share kitchen/bathroom with others or not... (ofc its more pricey to have your own, but yeah.)
This dorm room is better than my whole house
I absolutely love your hair!!! So cute!
Hi Jass, am a medical student, for your ear piercing and here is my suggestion:
First we all have a microbiome in our skin so, is quite easy to your piercing that it is actually an injury to get infected so I will tell you to apply alcohol on and to desinfect your earring too.
I personally had to get my ears re-pierced 3 times for similar reasons to the issues you mentioned having. I learned from my piercer that tea tree oil is pretty good for a mild infection. What I do is fill a small container of water and put 2-3 drops of tea tree oil then use a cotton to put some on the area twice a day. Usually it helps swelling and discomfort go away quickly.
i love all your videos and they have made me feel very happy during these times of uncertainty :))
Hey Jasmine! This comment is super late because I dropped off the face of the Earth for a while, but if you are still having trouble with ear infections with your piercings I have some advice because the same thing used to happen to me, and still does with certain pieces of jewelry.
Tip #1 Be sure that you are not allergic (even acutely) to the metal the piercing is made of. I saw this comment a lot but knowing the metal content is important with "real" jewelry and not just costume jewelry. I am allergic to a lot of precious metals and can only wear surgical steel jewelry so finding this out and making the switch greatly decreased the severity of the infections I was getting.
Tip #2 (this is the one I think will pertain to you much more) Be aware of the style of jewelry you are using. I am going to take a wild guess and assume that you are most likely wearing stud type earrings. These are super simple and pretty and are the ones you get when you first get the piercing done. However, I have found that stud piercings can fit too snuggly to the ear and not allow for much air flow. This is what was causing my constant small infections and just switching to small hoops or a stud that I could keep a little loose without fearing of them falling off and getting lost fixed the problem entirely. Air flow is important, your ears need to breathe too!
regarding the ear infections i get them every time i put jewelry in, i have really sensitive ears. So some things that have helped me is putting vaseline on the earring, and if they’re being extra sensitive i’ll use a hot/warm salt water solution in a spray bottle on my ears.
i have been waiting for this aesthetic dorm tour!!!
about the ear infection issue: try to wear titanium earrings if gold or silver ones are too expensive or if you would just feel afraid to lose them (or get them stolen idk i’m from brazil so that’s a common worry)! they’re a lot cheaper then actual jewelry but did WONDERS for my ears!!! i had them pierced for such a long time and could never understand why they never fully healed until i tried titanium earrings
:c it's gonna be so hard when covid ends and your other roommates get to use your so organized space
I feel ya on the ears. One solution I've found is not wearing earrings everyday, wearing looser/dangly earrings, and not wearing heavy stuff often. At most, I'll wear earrings 4 days in a row, then not wear any for 2 days.
Your personality shined so much in this video 🥺💛
Wow this is super nice and you have so much space!! And you have your own sink and private bathroom as well! That’s amazing!
in regards to the piercing infection, you’re probably having reaction to nickel which is a decently common issue. give it a week without jewellery to clear up and make sure any jewellery you buy is nickel free. i'd recommend investing in a gold or silver pair of small hoops/sleeper to wear day to day (and in bed lol).
Girl!!! You need to get on the menstrual cup train, it has literally changed my life!! Highly recommend
If you can afford it, get Anatometal earstuds. The part that goes through the whole is stainless steel or titanium. Makes such a difference, I had trouble with a lobe piercing, and now it finally healed. Only downside is, you can't change it by yourself, since it gets screwed together, which requires either veeery fine motor skills, or a piercer with proper tools. So idk with piercing studios are open in your area, but if they are, find one who has Anatometal jewellery :D
I was hearing you telling us about your ears... Oh Gosh. Mine never stopped getting problems since they were originally pierced when I was little. I tried it all. Silver, gold... The holes just kept getting nasty every once in a while. Now I've been earings free for about... Two years perhaps? Best decision ever. Never got another issue. I miss a little wearing earings but there are still necklaces and bracelets and such.
Love your room and organization! Your room is huge☺️ A basic tip for your ear piercings not healing fast is not sleeping on them or touching them. Also make sure your earrings are gold, silver, titanium or surgical metal (it might help)! Also try to put on rubbing alcohol everyday to clean the piercings. Hope it is helpful :)
yesss i’m so excited!!!
jasmine, about the thing with your ears, I experienced the same thing too when I was younger. my mom found out that I was allergic to anything that wasn't in its purest form. I don't know if that made any sense, but what I'm basically saying is that you might have an allergic reaction to certain types of earrings. try getting the hypoallergenic kinds or try finding some jewelry that is made out of pure metal whether that be gold or silver. hope that helps even just a little ^.^
Also college kids: *Target and many others have a student discount!* (Apple does but it’s like $50 off) Just look it up and it might be there!
wow i love your dorm!
YASSSSSSSSS THE AESTHETIC ✨✨
That shiny blue umbrella at 14:48 does it perchance have black lace around the rim and black with blue polka dots on the inside?? Cause I swear I have that same umbrella! 🤣
about your piercing infection problem!! i had constant infections when i first got my ears pierced until i started wearing sterling silver earrings, so you might have the same problem as me where you're intolerant to cheaper metals. awesome dorm tour, i love how cozy everything seems!
Chamomile tea with salt, is what I use for my piercing. Some boiling water from a kettle, some salt and a chamomile teabag. Please don't use any cotton products bc fibers can stay, instead use kitchen roll or use the actual teabag when it's cooled down enough. This is great as it has cleaning and calming aspects.
omg it's so cool that u have a 3 person room to urself
These vibes are immaculate!!!
Did you dye your hair, it looks very good by the way
the one getting infected could be because the earring itself is dirty or kinda rusty depending on the material, switch it out and take out the earring itself to clean it when you clean your ear is what i do when my piercing gets infected.
I have had similar problems with earrings too. I've actually had to get them done like 4 different times because the piercing hole kept closing up. My solution was that I found out that I was actually allergic to the metal that the earring was and so that was why it kept getting infected. The only type of earrings I can wear are pure gold, and or plastic ones. So maybe try testing out different materials of earrings and just see which ones are better or worse. Hope this helps! :)
i shared a room of a similar size with 4 other people last year. it was not fun. you are so lucky to have that all by yourself !
That's nice they have ladders for the top bunks. In my dorm you had to climb/jump to the top
Your room is so nice! You make everything better! I love all your videos!!
Anyone saying “i can’t believe 4 people normally live there!” Or “wow how do 4 people share a space with no kitchen” clearly do not go to university in the United States because that is actually a very nice quad... my university’s dorm had no air con sooooo
I have two helix piercings and the only reason my ears get infected is most likely due to the earrings, which may not be the best quality. Anything that’s titanium, silver or gold should be fine for ur piercings. Also a lot of people forget to clean their piercing spots without anything( jewelry) in/on it. I got my piercings last year as well so hope this helps!!
HI STUDYQUILL OMG I LOVE UR VIDEOS SMMM
Re: Piercings!
I know exactly what you're going through with the "magically getting re-infected one, but I thought you healed already!" one, hahaha! I have four ear piercings, two classic lobe ones that I got done as a baby, and two I did with a professional piercing artist, another lobe and one inner conch.
The inner conch one is a fiasco itself. Like it's fine but it just take patience to let it heal (it's been a yearrrr, heal already!).
The new lobe piercing is pretty much "healed" already but if I put in cheap jewelry it can get reinfected. For now I leave it with nothing or put in a surgical steel earring (you can buy a big variety of cute surgical steel bar earrings similar to what you wear as it's in the healing process). If I REALLY want to wear something fancy I only leave it for a couple of hours at most and then leave the surgical steel earring in to 'calm' the piercing for the evening. I still clean it and take care of it as if it wasn't healed.
My old piercings are bullet proof. It doesn't matter what I put in them, nothing happens. It just takes time I guess. I've had these for 20+ years so it makes sense.
I got my ears pierced at 14, they heald no problem. I got a second ear piercing in my 20ies, and I unfortunatelly tugged ony my ear very hard once. It got stuck in a sweater or something and started bleeding a bit. So it took a lot longer to heal and I was administaring desinfectant drops for a very long time. They healed now nicely but are alot more sensitive than my classical ear piercings. I mean, they are right nect to one anoter, it is the same tissue, but to this day, I cannot put very cheap jewelery in them because it will feel weird. Otherwise I'm not allergic to any metals or anything. So some earrings are fine in the old piercings, but not in the new ones.
Anyway.
I've got some special desinfectant drops for ear piercings from the pharmacy, which were very cheap. Applied them religiously. When I could exchange the earrings and it was healed enough, I only use silver or gold ones there and try to change them on a regular basis, so that I can also clean out the dead skin cells accumulating on the earring. They are fine by now but it took them a lot longer to heal then my original ones.
You seem so much more relaxed and yourself at this point😊
I'm so glad that you're doing well, Jasmine! Take good care of yourself. You're doing so well, coping with uni life admist the pandemic
Solution to your ear-piercing problem:
1. Apply coconut oil to the spot and around it everyday.
2. Wear metal earring piece, (preferably small size) for some time. Like don't remove it everyday, maybe except during the oil applying time. Because if you don't wear anything, a) the hole becomes small, and you have to pierce it again
b) it'll infect your ear each time you wear something new
3. While choosing the long term earring, don't choose the ones that are too tight.
I got my ear pierced when I was 2, so these stuff worked well for me. Hope they work for you too!
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i dropped everything to watch this LMAO
Hope those things are fine and not broken lmao
I always assumed people had a room to themselves in their dorm at college
I’d prefer to have it to myself haha I’d love having a dorm all to myself
Yeah. I think it's common for people in other countries to live alone, but America loves scamming students so a lot of people live in doubles, triples, sometimes even quads.
@@anikkab ahh I see I had no idea , I thought since American colleges are more expensive they are more fancy 😅
Hahah no, that’s waaaaay too expensive
It’s so expensive to live on campus already
@@miyiuz in uni in the uk you get your own room and sometimes bathroom. A lot of the time at some unis it’s basically a mini flat/apartment to urself
my recommendation for a piercing care product is urban releaf piercing solution!! i get it on amazon but i think they may have a website as well. i’m super allergic to nickel so i only wear anodized titanium jewelry from etsy since it’s usually available in a gold color, if that’s something else that would be helpful!
when i got my ears pierced at first, they would get infected. i realized it’s my earrings that were causing it. you should try wearing only real gold or silver earrings for the first year or so and then you can wear whatever earrings you want. they won’t infect your ears anymore. hope this helps
how this room is so beautiful
literally so so cute
- amelie rose
wait, the comments are from seconds ago? Since when am I on time?
You brought so much stuff, it's cool how you organise it all! Hopefully if/when you get roommates, it won't be too difficult to rearrange everything
Wow your room is so nice after seeing this I will truly go to ucla