Erotic Massage Concepts and Treatment Modalities | Page 4

What Is Nuru Massage?
Originating from Japan, Nuru massage is a unique and sensual form of bodywork. Using a special gel made from seaweed extract, this type of massage off [ ... ]

The Magic of Body Massage: A Valuable Dating Skill in the US
In the ever-evolving world of dating, where first impressions and chemistry play a crucial role, mastering the art of body massage is proving to be a [ ... ]

8 Tips for a Safe and Satisfying Nuru Massage Experience: How to Enjoy the Benefits Without Risk
Nuru massage is a popular type of bodywork that massages the skin with water-based oils and lotions. It’s a great way to unwind and de-stress, b [ ... ]

Sex Toys for Sensual Erotic Massage
Sensual Erotic Massage is typically a manual activity, and masseurs and therapists commonly use (parts of) their bodies to apply pressure, acupressure [ ... ]

Body Rub Explained | What You Need to Know
When you look for sensual and erotic massage providers you will frequently encounter the term Body Rub as one of their treatment offerings. But what i [ ... ]

Esoteric Breast Massage | Healing for Women by Women
The Esoteric Breast Massage (EBM) was created in 2006 by Serge Benhayon, the founder and director of Universal Medicine. EBM is described as a healing [ ... ]

Erotic Breast Massage | Arousal, Pleasure, and Sexual Energy
Erotic Breast Massage is typically about massaging the female breasts and nipples for sexual arousal and pleasure, and to stimulate sexual energy. It [ ... ]

Erotic Massage Treatment Offerings | Escort Services
Escort services provide paid companionship, and depending on the type of escort company or professional they may also include massage and/or sexual se [ ... ]

Femdom Massage | BDSM, Kink, and Fetish
The word Femdom is a contraction of the words Female and Domination and refers to a Dominatrix, that is, a woman who takes up the dominant role in BDS [ ... ]

Full Body Sensual Massage | FBSM
A Full Body Sensual Massage (FBSM) is an Erotic Massage that addresses the complete body, head to toes, usually applied with the hands only, although [ ... ]