Khloé Kardashian hates being touched.
The 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians' star would rather pamper herself at home than go to a spa because she can't stand having someone else apply products to her face and body.
She admitted: "I'm not crazy about going to spas because I don't like other people touching me, LOL!
"I do, however, love taking a bubble bath or doing a face mask at home after a crazy day.
"I like to turn off the lights and bathe by candlelight.(sic)"
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The 32-year-old beauty – who is in a relationship with Tristan Thompson – has transformed her own bathroom into a haven for relaxation thanks to plush towels and bath mats and "lots and lots of candles", as well as massage bars, bath bombs, epsom salts and face masks for pampering.
She suggested in a new post on her website: "Create a calming space with pretty decor.
"For me, it's all about making my bathroom a really relaxing place to channel those spa vibes."
But that doesn't mean Khloé is always out for peace and quiet while in the bath.
She admitted: "My guilty pleasure is putting on 'The Real Housewives' while soaking in the tub."
I’m not a big spa person, but who doesn’t love to relax?! DIY dolls!! https://t.co/1m3ijHS9aO
— Khloé (@khloekardashian) March 23, 2017
Khloé recently urged her fans to get "a facial for your vagina".
She said: "Sometimes you need to show your v-jay some TLC to keep her healthy and happy. Trust me on this one, dolls!"
The blonde beauty described a "vajacial" as a "facial for your vagina ... except exfoliation, toning, and a 'face' mask", and recommended it as the perfect way to pamper your nether regions.
And the 'Revenge Body with Khloé Kardashian' star didn't just stop there, as she also highlighted products such as Summer's Eve Cleansing Wash – which has a retail price of $4.55 from Target – and Goodwipes Cleansing Wipes for Down There, which sell for roughly $9, as perfect tools to help freshen up.
Khloé also gushed about Medicine Mama's V Magic Cream, praising the product for being "organic".
She said: "[It's] like Aquaphor for your vagina! It can be used in so many ways. Bonus points for being 100 percent organic."