smelly clients

[cinzxiaxaq]

A good tip for really dirty/smelly feet is to use some surgical spirit on them before treatment. Just say "I am going to give you a cooling foot rinse first". Just rub some on with cotton wool. It is brilliant for stubborn ground in dirt and feels lovely.

 

[Nash]

I read of someone who was going to have a smear test.

She was very particular with her hygiene and after washing thoroughly decided to give the pubic area a spray with one of those sprays made for the purpose.

However, in the clinic, on removing her pants, to her horror she realised instead the femine spray, she has actually sprayed glitter spray on herself.

She was totally embarrassed suspecting the clinician took her for a lap dancer, but the woman said nothing surprised her she had even discovered a missing earing caught up in someones private parts.

 

[Vega]

While a student of Swedish Body msg last year, one of the clients at college turned up late. He rushed through the door at 7pm (should have been there at 6.30) and apologised for being late "I've had to rush straight from work". Mmm I thought, problem was he was a builder!!! He didn't smell, it was the colour of his hands though they were thick with cement/plaster dust. While trying to massage his hands the oil just stuck and my hands wouldn't glide over them. It was awful and I certainly won't do that again, I'll ask them to shower first! Cement etc is harmful to touch beside being disgusting to work with.

This year doing Aromatherapy one of the guys (who is already qualified at body massage and should know better) STINKS of BO - the tutor has noticed but hasn't said anything to him directly. I just live in dread of my collegue not being there and having to pair up with him. Anyone know of subtle or not so subtle ways of dealing with this?

S