A female job-seeking student is worried about her skin condition due to the heat and stress of job hunting. After an interview, she decides to try a full-body mud esthetic treatment. However, when it's time for the treatment, she says she's embarrassed to take off her clothes. So, what should we do? (laughs) Since it's a "full-body mud esthetic," normally you'd wear disposable paper underwear or underwear you can throw away for the treatment. But she forgot to bring a change of underwear, and on top of that, she's embarrassed to be in just her underwear. To make matters worse, she's participating in this course as a monitor experience for the pay, so canceling on the day would incur a penalty fee. Reluctantly, she decides to do a "self-service full-body mud esthetic" while still wearing the dark navy recruitment suit she had on for the interview. First, she opens a store-bought mud pack bag, pours the powder into a basin, and mixes it with hot water to dissolve it. Once it's nice and gooey, it's time to start! Normally, you'd apply the mud directly to bare skin like the stomach, thighs, and buttocks and massage it in, but this time, she applies the mud to her skirt and jacket and massages it in. Of course, since beauty effects are expected, she also applies mud to her face, and then applies mud to her legs over her pantyhose, and even reaches her mud-covered hands deep into her skirt to her thighs. However, seeing her suit covered in mud, she's more worried about how she'll get home than any expected beauty effects. Since she can't go home covered in mud, she washes off the dirt cleanly in the shower, and finally soaks in an open-air bath to get a relaxing effect. With that, the "self-service full-body mud esthetic" course is over.