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[Rock Firestorm]

hey, i'm new here. though, i'm not actually a massage therapist myself Razz i am more a massage enthusiast, as in, i like to get massages. i've been having massages since i was fourteen, and since then i have found them to be paticularly relaxing. i've tried many different kinds, including one called twin tiger massage, stone massage, sweedish massage etc. i have been known as a very privledged girl who is used to the very best of everything in life; we have a private massuese staffed on at home as well as other things, including a chaffeur. i am 21 and my ethnicity is japanese.

 

[Linda G]

Hello Oka,
I'm glad you found the client section of the board.
It's great that you have been a massage enthusiast since you were 14. My first professional massage was at age 32... I always wondered how my life would have been different had I discovered it at half that age!
It is always great to see a client who appreciates that incredible power of touch.
You have your own private masseuse? What type of massage does she do?
My niece used to go to a Shiatsu practitioner who was trained in Japan. I always thought it would have been a wonderful experience to have had a massage from him.
Unfortunately my niece died before I ever got to meet her massage therapist. I'll have to see if I can get the name of her massage therapist from her husband. I would love to tell him how much I appreciated that his shiatsu massages helped my niece when she was alive.
We all like to know that what we do is appreciated!
Thanks for sharing your love of massage with us.

 

[PandaNinja]

hey

...i've tried many different kinds, including one called twin tiger massage...

Would you be so kind as to describe this massage?

 

[Kevin G]

Texas-Gal,
The only reference I can find to it is in Los Angeles at the Spa Mystique which I think is located in an expensive hotel. Hope that helps!
http://www.la.com/shopping/spassalonstreatments/spamystique/7832

 

[Just a girl]

lol, thats exactly the place! how'd you find that?

 

[care]

google, it's a wonderful thing.

But, as someone who has experienced it... won't you please tell us what you thought of it?

It's not like a 4-hand massage is something new... what makes it a "twin-tiger" massage? One would think it'd be more than just 2 massage therapists. Are there special oils used, what about the music? I have to assume that it's special in some way... *Shrug*