When my body stops vibrating and my muscles finally relax enough for me to be steady on my feet, I turn the spray off and step out of the shower. I grab my soft fluffy bathrobe and slip my arms into the sleeves, letting it drape over my still sensitive body. My hair is still dripping, so I wrap it turban-style in a towel to prevent it from wetting the collar of my robe.
I move over to the counter and start removing things from the pockets inside my shower bag. I lay my hairdryer on a towel on the counter, along with a curling iron and round brush, with the intention to curl my hair. Next, I pull out my battery powered toothbrush and toothpaste, adding them to the collection of items. I lean closer to the mirror and open my mouth exposing my teeth, taking a good look at their condition. Growing up, my family didn't have dental insurance but my parents always made sure that we had regular checkups at the dentist. My teeth are straight but there are a few minor gaps and a few of my bottom teeth don't quite line up correctly with the top teeth. Our family didn't always have enough funds to allow us to get extensive dental work done unless it was really necessary, so I had never had braces to fix these problems. After I got my commercial drivers license, I finally was able to save enough money to be able to consider treatment, but hadn't been able to find the time. My schedule has me driving Monday to Friday and I live in my truck all week. Just recently the company I drive for has been offered access to a new dental plan by one of our major clients, a major food store. The part of the plan that I was hoping to use was the orthodontic option, but didn't know how I could manage that with my schedule.
I take really good care of my teeth which includes regular brushing and flossing. Several years ago my dentist recommended using an electric toothbrush and set me up with a really good rechargeable system at a good price. I have bought a couple different types since then and use the one that suits my mood each day. Today I am using one that has a rather stimulating vibration to it. I pick it up and squeeze some toothpaste onto the brush head and set the brushing action to a low-speed rotation. This particular brush has several different options such as rotation, variable speed and a gum massage feature that I haven't found on any other toothbrush. My dentist has told me that this is the brush she recommends for the patients who have braces.
As I begin brushing my teeth, the belt on my robe loosens and finally comes completely undone, allowing my robe to brush against my still sensitive nipples. When my arm shifts to brush the other side of my mouth, my arm comes into direct contact with my nipple and I can feel the vibration of the toothbrush travel down my arm and into my protruding nipple. While the sensation is pleasant and I would like to spend more time exploring it, I really need to get back on the road. I give my teeth a final brush and then rinse away the remaining toothpaste.
Checking the time on my cellphone I see that I won't have time to curl my hair and that I will have to just let my hair dry naturally. I pack all my accessories back into my shower bag and pull out my clean clothes. Today I have packed a skin tone heavily padded front opening push-up bra with clear straps and matching lace tap pants. I want to create the illusion of me having larger breasts than I really have. When I slip on the bra, and my sensitive nipples are finally given some soothing protection, I give a sigh of relief.