15 Instagram accounts with sounds to relax after a day at work

You’ve probably heard (or seen in person) curious videos on Instagram of people eating in front of the camera, squeezing objects with different textures or cutting soap. However, the interesting thing about these productions is the feeling of satisfaction they produce — at least that’s what the people who watch them guarantee.

The so-called autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR, its acronym in English) is a sensory phenomenon that causes the body to relax after hearing certain sounds. In addition to being a pleasant listening experience, it can be fun to watch a video. ASMRas some people often use unusual objects to produce the desired sound effects.

O awesome.club researched and compiled some of the best accounts ASMR on Instagram that can help you relax. To enjoy the experience even more, remember to keep the sound on at all times.

the queen of ASMR, @asmrthechew, started making her videos to help her son deal with anxiety. Most of them are about eating, from vegan ramen and apple popsicles and frozen yogurt. Currently, the account has more than 231,000 subscribers.

This is one of many beads that use floral foam to produce ASMR, because many things can be done with the material. On the @floralfoamluver account, the product is used in many creative ways: being moistened with water, cut into pieces and frozen, for example. The account has 128,000 followers and favorite videos are those inspired by horoscopes.

Cutting soap can be very rewarding, and the proof is this profile, which you can look at for hours. Its effect is almost hypnotic. The product is cut in the form of cubes, diagonal lines, among others. So far, the @likesoap_z account has 33k followers.

If you’re one of those people who like the sound of things being squashed, then this profile is for you. The user behind it, @noodlecrunch, is dedicated to crushing things, especially raw pasta and eggshells.

Slime (known to some as slime) is a multicolored substance made with water, glue, and activator (such as contact lens fluid or borax) that is loved by many children. In the case of these videos, it is used to meet people’s visual and auditory needs, causing a relaxing and calming effect. @PearlBerrySlime is an account dedicated to making videos ASMR with this product.

This profile mainly makes sounds with sponges and foam, but also incorporates other elements to make you shiver, like chocolate bars. @asmrsugarplum doesn’t have a huge following yet, but it’s definitely worth a visit.

@aeslimeic is another account that uses slime to produce nice sounds. It usually combines the product and its texture with pastel tones and additional elements such as gel bubbles and sponges. More than 133k users follow this account.

As the name implies, @pretty.sound shares soft, beautiful sounds that range from crumbling a dry flower to stomping on a crunchy floor. Its content is varied and uses different elements such as chocolate bars, salt and even a deck of cards to make each video.

@Asmr.beast is an account of two girls with very long fingernails who are basically dedicated to making little finger noises and whispering. Using their quirky nails and different objects, they create very enjoyable videos.

Lola is a girl who makes sounds by munching on frozen, crunchy things. The @Lola.tingles account also records nature noises, such as ocean waves and the sound emitted when walking in the snow. Her motivation for producing these videos is to promote a calm life.

This profile is one of the most popular in the slime category. Rainhas do Slime (@slimequeens) has over 1.7 million followers and that number continues to grow. Two anonymous hands manipulate bright or pastel-colored slime to produce pleasant visual and sound sensations.

The @Squishiethings account is dedicated to opening small toys or curious things and trying to record the sounds they produce, in addition to analyzing them. From drawing boards to loads of slime textures, your videos are truly relaxing.

This is one of the nicest accounts to see and hear. The creators of the @asmr.crackle profile mainly use sand for modeling, which they cut with razors or hot knives, producing a very pleasant effect. So far, the account has 169k followers.

Talisa Tossell has over 1.3 million followers on her account, where she shares videos ASMR using slime in combination with other elements. She also recreates 3D logos with the product, mainly from social networks like YouTube and Facebook and even from companies like Starbucks.

Annette Labedzki has 823,000 followers on Instagram. The girl makes her love for painting and color clear in each of her videos, in which she combines art with ASMR using beautiful creations to produce relaxing sounds.

What do you think of this new trend? Have you ever seen this type of video to relax? Know any other account ASMR that everyone should see? Tell us in the comments.