Prince Yahshua | The Tub Shower Hygiene Trick

Lifestyle / Hygiene / “Tub Shower” Trick (industry story)

A filmmaker/crew member described a common behind-the-scenes approach: having performers start in the tub/shower to make hygiene look and feel “handled,” especially when things aren’t fully fresh at the start.

The tactic is framed as a respectful “old school trick” meant to avoid embarrassing someone while still keeping standards high. The crew reportedly:

• Checks temperature/readiness before filming begins.
• Changes the setup so a performer is started in the tub with bubbles rather than walking in/out first.
• Uses the idea that bath/shower timing + a staged start helps prevent discomfort or hygiene issues from becoming visible during filming.

“Time of the month” / managing sensitive situations (as shared)

The speaker mentions that hygiene challenges sometimes happen due to timing (they reference “that time of the month”). Rather than naming specifics publicly, they describe a practical workaround:

• If something is actively going on, use soap/sponge or other cleaning measures and continue filming.
• In the story, the person involved was reportedly surprised that it wasn’t as noticeable afterward (the speaker describes her as “ain’t never smelled like that before”).

Standard pre-shoot routine (keeping performance uninterrupted)

About 5–10 minutes before filming:

• Go straight to the washroom.
• Shower and get prepared so everyone is “right.”
• The purpose is to stay focused and turned on, not to disrupt the shoot.

If a situation comes up mid-process (before performance), the described approach is:

• Pull someone aside privately (e.g., “hold on for a minute”) and quietly remind them what they need to do.
• The goal is to avoid embarrassment, prevent a ruined mood, and maintain performance readiness.

Notes on comments / audience perception

The speaker addresses a recurring theme in comments: people say it’s “always the real pretty ones.”

They dismiss it as not a secret, suggesting it’s more about how crews manage hygiene readiness than anything about who is “pretty.”

Notable locations/products/speakers (from the subtitles)

Speakers / names referenced

• “Li G” — credited as checking temperature and guiding the shower/tub setup.
• “Karina Love” — mentioned as a clarified name in the story context.
• Mentions of Trey — referenced as an example of someone pulled aside.

Notable setting

• Film set / industry back-office washroom routine

Products referenced

• Bubbles — used for the tub setup.
• Sponge — used as part of the cleaning workaround.