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Happy ending massage in Amsterdam: the eleven formats you can name

Eleven ways to book an hour, written down so a request can be made in the right words. Not one of these entries tells you what a session holds, because that is not this site's to tell. Each tells you what the format asks of a room, of a bathroom and of the clock, which is the part anybody can fix in advance.

One hour, one therapist
EUR 180
At your door in
40 to 60 min
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Read the list as a set of practical shapes rather than as a set of undertakings. A format settles how long the booking wants to be, whether the taps are involved, how much floor there has to be around the bed, and how much of the room needs putting back afterwards. Those things can all be agreed in writing, and they are the only things that are.

What each shape asks of the room

Oil work asks for very little. A bed, warm air, and the towels she carries in with her. That is the reason erotic oil massage and sensual work are the two requests that go wrong least often in a room nobody has seen in advance, and why a first booking usually lands on one of them.

Gel and foam ask for more than that. Nuru wants a surface that can be covered properly and a shower you would be willing to stand in afterwards. Soapy begins at the taps, so a cramped bathroom settles the question before anyone else gets a vote. Neither is a difficult booking to arrange; both simply prefer ninety minutes to sixty, so that the rinse is not a sprint at the end.

Tantra runs on breath and on patience, which an hour cuts short before it has properly opened. Ninety minutes is where it starts to make sense, and two hours is where most of the people who book it a second time end up.

Two therapists, two guests, or a whole night

Some of the list is arithmetic rather than technique. Two therapists working on one guest is 360 euros an hour between them. Two guests sharing one therapist is also 360, and a therapist each is 720. The eight hour block is 1,250 for a single guest, 2,500 for a couple sharing, and it is one figure rather than an hourly rate nobody stopped. Say in the first line which of those you mean, because it changes the shape of the arrangement as much as the sum.

Asking for a format, and asking for nothing else

Naming a format is a fair thing to do and it speeds everything up. Naming what you imagine a session holds is not, and it gets a courteous nothing back, every time, from everyone. The reasoning is set out at length on the page about what the thread does and does not settle, and the mechanics of a first message sit on the booking page. Between them they cover more or less everything that a new guest writes in to ask.