The Sims 4: 10 Best Mods for Health & Personal Care
Though it is a Life Simulator, , like other games in the Sims franchise, has always been a little zanier than real life. Some Simmers prefer more realistic gameplay, however, and that is often where mods come in. Mods can flesh out aspects of the game that feel underdeveloped to create a more lifelike experience, even if that might just mean more trouble for the player.
The modding community has created many downloadable mods that completely change gameplay and increase realism, particularly when it comes to health and wellness. These mods add everything from realistic illnesses and allergies to more realistic pregnancy and mental health. As of the time of writing, all the mods on this list still receive regular updates from their creators to work with EA's regular updates, but checking the mod's page for the most recent version of a mod and its compatibility with the current version of is always worthwhile.
Skincare is an important part of wellness, and Sims can proudly display their skincare items on a bathroom counter or vanity table with the SeaSim Skincare Set by platinumluxesims on CurseForge. This small mod adds skincare clutter items to the Build/Buy menu that can be used to help decorate a Sim's home.
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Unfortunately, the skincare items in this mod are not functional and only serve as decoration. Other mods on this list, including Slice of Life, introduce skincare to in a playable way.
Similar to platinumluxesims' SeaSim Skincare Set, the Fitness Set (2021) by Syboulette adds22 gym items to allow players to create the perfect fitness center for their Sims' home or neighborhood. These include everything from dumbbells and free weights to exercise balls and workout machines.
The fitness machine items in the Fitness Set are fully functional and can take the place of existing workout equipment in the base game. The rest serve as
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