massage · Amsterdam · Outcall only
Body to body massage in Amsterdam, without the cleanup
Body to body work replaces some of the hand contact with full contact, using warm oil rather than gel, which is the detail that matters more than it sounds. No gel means no mixing, no covered surface and no shower that has to be scheduled into the booking, so a sixty minute session is sixty minutes of session rather than forty-five minutes and a rinse. It travels into a small room in a quiet building better than any of the other contact formats, and it needs nothing from the bathroom at all. What the session includes is hers to decide and she says so at the start, as on every page here.
The technique, in full
Where it comes from
Full contact work reached European practice through Japanese and Thai influences in the later twentieth century, where the principle was that a forearm, a shin or a torso distributes weight more evenly than a palm ever can. The version booked in hotel rooms here has shed most of its original apparatus and kept the principle, which is simply that broad contact is easier for a tired body to accept than narrow pressure.
How it is worked
Oil throughout, applied generously, since contact over a large area needs more of it than hands do. She alternates between conventional strokes and full contact passes, using her own weight as the pressure rather than pushing with her arms, which is what makes the format feel heavy and gentle at once. It works on a standard double bed. A firm mattress suits it better than a soft one, because a bed that swallows everything absorbs the weight the format depends on.
What to expect
The opening is the same as any oil booking: towels down, oil warmed, the light lowered, and her own statement of where her limits sit before anything begins. The work starts conventionally, with hands, because a body that has not been touched all day does not go straight to full contact comfortably. The transition happens once the muscles have stopped guarding, and after that the two modes alternate rather than one replacing the other. Weight is used carefully and never dumped. It ends on the booked minute and there is a shower afterwards if you want one, although nothing in the format requires it.
Who it suits
Guests with a short evening who still want a contact format, and anybody in a room with a bathroom he would rather not involve. It suits a firm bed and a warm room. It is less suited to a guest who specifically wants the gel experience, which is the nuru page, and to a single bed pushed against a wall.
What it does for you
It gives the continuity that hands alone cannot, because contact across a larger area means fewer breaks and fewer moments where the body has to work out what is happening next. Practically, it is the contact format with the shortest setup and no recovery time, which is why guests with a short evening choose it over gel.
At your address
Body to body massage in Amsterdam, outcall to your own room, warm oil and full contact with no gel and nothing to rinse afterwards, from 180 euros an hour.
How long to book
Sixty minutes at 180 euros works properly here, unlike the gel formats, because nothing is lost to preparation or rinsing. Ninety at 270 gives the opening hand work room to do its job before the format changes gear. Two hours is 360 and three is 540, and two therapists on one guest come to 360 an hour between them.
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Asked about this one
What separates this from the nuru booking?
The medium. Nuru uses a thick gel that has to be prepared, kept warm and washed off, which wants a covered surface and a usable shower. This uses ordinary massage oil, so there is no preparation and no rinse. The contact itself is similar; everything around it is simpler.
Does this want a large room?
No. A standard double room is fine, and this is the contact format that cares least about floor space, since everything happens on the bed. What it does want is a mattress with some firmness to it.
Is a shower necessary afterwards?
Only if you want one. Massage oil comes off in a normal shower whenever you get round to it, and nothing in the booking has to be arranged around the bathroom.
