Healing Hands @ Yonge / Eglinton?

[Pompal 09.]

Anyone have any recent experiences at Healing Hands??

I understand Susan has that magic touch...... do the other girls too?

Any info be appreciated.

 

[taken by the best..]

Although far from eye candy, Susan will make your whole body tingle, simply using her hands & fingers.

 

[eee]

I got burnt by another little number...forget her name...did the old tease til time runs out scam...so my 40 for a half turned into a total of 120..yes, laugh, I deserve it..because I reupped for 15 m inutes...20 more...and she asked for 60 on top bec she let me pull her tits out and try to squeeze my hands under her tight shorts. Never again.The thought of what else is available out there for 120 boggles the mind.

 

[Calamitty]

quick question...is Susan asian? I saw an older asian lady that answered the door. I asked if she was Susan and she said she was so i'm just checking for accuracy.

 

[A person you dont know]

exactly WHERE at Yonge & Eg is this place?

and are there any others in close proximity?

Thx
B

 

[Cassandra F]

2499 yonge st.
east side 2 or 3 lights north of eglinton

 

[Aziz Shobash]

Susan is a medium/heavy set Chinese lady.
From my experience, all her co-workers are also Chinese.
(even Coco worked ther before opening her own place)

 

[~C.b.~]

I've been to this place a couple of times, both with Susan. Yes, the massage is pretty good for $40 and the extra play is, well, more than $40 worth! I went again last night and Susan recommended a new addition to her fold - Ling. Looks and body aside(nothing to write home about) I thought, "sure, why not". What a mistake.

The massage was nowhere near what Susan does and to top it off, she asked for an extra $20 to "finish the deed". Now, I'm not cheap by any means but this sort of behaviour totally turns me off. Needless to say, I'll never see her again.

 

[Pompal 09.]

Correct me if I'm wrong but is the Healing Hands MP you're talking about the same one found at www.healinghands.ca ? Judging from the website, I couldn't tell what was going on there. After clicking on the services link, I was taken to a page that shows a picture of a wooden table. What seemed strange was that sitting on top of the table was the kind of wooden instrument bakers use to roll dough. Are they hoping to pioneer a new type of establishment: a bakery/MP?